Curse the subject character limit. >_>
Out of pure nostalgia and liking PC versions of games more than the Xbox console versions, I decided to reinstall Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow. Imagine my surprise when I realize that the game's not rendering lights (like, floodlights and the proper environment mapping) and shadows. I google the problem and I read that v1.31 of PT helps fix this issue. I patch it, and I still have the screwy rendering. I google again and I'm pointed to 3D-Analyzer. Now I get some semblance of what I should enable to get everything to work right, but when I click 'Run' I get a fatal error message. Is there anything I might be able to do for this? I've read that it really does not help you in one mission and makes it a lot harder.
My graphics card is a GeForce 9500GS (I miss my 8600GT) with official 182.50 drivers. I am also running Windows Vista x64 (I also miss Windows XP).
Didn't you enjoy reading my life story?
Out of pure nostalgia and liking PC versions of games more than the Xbox console versions, I decided to reinstall Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow. Imagine my surprise when I realize that the game's not rendering lights (like, floodlights and the proper environment mapping) and shadows. I google the problem and I read that v1.31 of PT helps fix this issue. I patch it, and I still have the screwy rendering. I google again and I'm pointed to 3D-Analyzer. Now I get some semblance of what I should enable to get everything to work right, but when I click 'Run' I get a fatal error message. Is there anything I might be able to do for this? I've read that it really does not help you in one mission and makes it a lot harder.
My graphics card is a GeForce 9500GS (I miss my 8600GT) with official 182.50 drivers. I am also running Windows Vista x64 (I also miss Windows XP).
Didn't you enjoy reading my life story?