In win98, the plugin is ok.
In winXP, it cannot run.
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Win98 is the best OS when I play EMU....

QuoteOriginally posted by HAHAHA

Thanks a lot. I will try this plugin.

QuoteOriginally posted by bADmOToRFiNgER

This plugin doesn't work very well with voodoos
Try this one:
http://www.emuxhaven.net/~glide64/
Every game that i tried ran perfectly
I think that this is one of the best video plugins ever for proj64
(well, at least is alot better than a geforce2 using the dx7 plugin )

QuoteOriginally posted by Nightbird

The best is to remove the "old" driver before installing an other driver.

ok! I see. Thank you very much!

Thanks a lot. I will try this plugin.

QuoteOriginally posted by bADmOToRFiNgER

This plugin doesn't work very well with voodoos
Try this one:
http://www.emuxhaven.net/~glide64/
Every game that i tried ran perfectly
I think that this is one of the best video plugins ever for proj64
(well, at least is alot better than a geforce2 using the dx7 plugin )

QuoteOriginally posted by Nightbird

Did you try your Emu with the AmigaSport 3.0XP ?

YES.
I use Project64(N64 Emulator) with Jabo's Direct3D 6 Plugin. In Win98SE, it's ok. In WinXP, it cannot run.

QuoteOriginally posted by Nightbird

The original driver : this is the last 3.02.02, i guess ?
The 2 drivers are 3dfx drivers but the "3dfxzone.it" uses a beta core.
If you installed the "original" driver, it can overwrite during the installation simply it's "newer" ; this is typical with a driver.

Yes. The original driver == 3.02.02(I downloaded it from www.voodoofiles.com).
Which one is newer and stable?(3.02.02 is older than FastVoodoo2_4.0_GE, but some files of 3.02.02 are newer than FastVoodoo2_4.0_GE. ?? ??)
If I install FastVoodoo2_4.0_GE after installing 3.02.02, do I need to overwrite any files? Thanks a lot.

Hi~
Does AmigaSport 3.0XP support Direct3D 6? In DirectX 9.0b, D3D 7~9 are ok, but there are no any tests about D3D 6.
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I have an EMU that needs D3D 6 so it cannot run.

Hi~
  I have FastVoodoo2_4.0_GE and the original driver. I found some files of FastVoodoo2_4.0_GE are older than the original driver. So I want to know which one is beter? If I have installed the original driver, do I need to overwrite those files? Thanks a lot!
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Filename 3dfx 3dfxzone.it
3dfx16v2.dll 4.12.01.1151 4.11.01.1151 beta
3dfx32v2.dll 4.12.01.1151 4.11.01.1151 beta
3dfxSpl2.dll 1.00.00.0004 1.00.00.0004
3dfxSpl3.dll 1.00.00.0004 1.00.00.0004
3dfxv2.drv 4.12.01.1151 4.11.01.1151 beta
3dfxV2ps.dll 4.12.01.0082 4.11.01.0081
3dfxVGL.dll 1.0.0.0508 ICD 1.0.0.0508 ICD
Csh.dll 2.00.040 2.00.040
Fxmemmap.vxd 4.11.01.0015 4.10.01.0015
Fxoem2x.dll 4.1 4.1
Glide2x.dll 2.56.00.0459 2.56.00.0459
Glide3x.dll 3.03.00.0670 3.03.00.0670
Msvcrt.dll 6.00.8397.0 6.00.8397.0
Riched20.dll 5.0.140.1 5.0.140.1


QuoteOriginally posted by 3dfxFanatic

this is all microsoft's fault...
they removed the directx support for 3d accelerators such as v2 from winNT and on.
bastards!

Oh No~~~[xx(]
It's a bad news. MS is too bad~~~[!]
Thank you very much![|)]
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Are there any methods to solve it?

QuoteOriginally posted by Nightbird

Under Wink2, you don't "see" your Voodoo 2 ?

I can see the Voodoo2 card in Win 2000(see below fig.), but I cannot feel the exist of the card. All OpenGL testing programs in Win 2000 only find the i740. In Win 98, all testing programs can test the i740 and the Voodoo card.

Thank you very much!

Hi~

I had installed the FastVoodoo2_4.0_XP_Gold_Edition in win2000, but I found the voodoo card doesn't work properly. I use 5 OpenGL testing programs(3DMark2001SE, GL Excess, WinTune98, OpenGL Extension Viewer, Tirtanium 1.90) to test the voodoo card, but these programs cannot test or run slowly. I also installed the FastVoodoo2_4.0_GE in win98 and the voodoo card works properly. All testing programs work correctly. Is it correct?

In Win 2000, I cannot see the voodoo card.
In Tirtanium 1.90, it pops up a message.


In Win 98, I can see the voodoo card.
Thanks a lot.

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Motherboard: Epox EPMVP3GM
VGA Card: i740
Voodoo Card: Voodoo2 Card
CPU: AMD K6_2-400
RAM: 128 MB
OS: Win 2000 & Win 98
Directx: 9.0b