Voodoo2 +D3D
This is a discussion about Voodoo2 +D3D in the Windows Hardware category; Do Somebody know how to make programs/games working only with Direct 3D to run with Voodoo ??? (glide Games work fine but D3D don want to find Voodoo Card)
Do Somebody know how to make programs/games working only with Direct 3D to run with Voodoo ???
(glide Games work fine but D3D don want to find Voodoo Card)
(glide Games work fine but D3D don want to find Voodoo Card)
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Can anybody help us ?? I need D3D in Win2Kprof on my V2 12MB
No not in this life time there never be any DirectX support for Voodoo1,2 nor Rush
but why ??? S3 Virge 10 year old have Dx 7.0 and 8.0 support and V2 not (
btw > I read here about NT4hacked drivers with D3D support for Win2K..I install but D3D not work again
btw > I read here about NT4hacked drivers with D3D support for Win2K..I install but D3D not work again
It has to do with directx which dosen't have same level of support as win9x os sorry there nothing can be done about it.
A better way put it there a key features that is miss from directx that allow the voodoo1,2 and rush to work under Win2000/XP OS.
A better way put it there a key features that is miss from directx that allow the voodoo1,2 and rush to work under Win2000/XP OS.
What I know is that early drivers (Win9x) could handle OpenGL/D3D and glide of course. But with the following ones, D3D wasn't available anymore which, I assume, was due to subsequent DX7 and later...
As for Win2K, only Glide and miniGL worked (Quake the Ist).
About XP, I'm still waiting myself for drivers, though I don't really need them anymore since my early Rage128, then Rage128ProViVo, and now the RADEON 7500...
As for Win2K, only Glide and miniGL worked (Quake the Ist).
About XP, I'm still waiting myself for drivers, though I don't really need them anymore since my early Rage128, then Rage128ProViVo, and now the RADEON 7500...
