Can GP2 take advantage of my new Monster 3D? It seems to be running even
slower now that I've installed the 3D. Also, I've posted problems I'm having
with ICR2 not recognizing my joystick....could it be that there are bad
references to former installations in my win95 registry? If so...how can I
clear them?
% Can GP2 take advantage of my new Monster 3D? It seems to be running even
% slower now that I've installed the 3D. Also, I've posted problems I'm having
% with ICR2 not recognizing my joystick....could it be that there are bad
% references to former installations in my win95 registry? If so...how can I
% clear them?
GP2 can not take advantage of any 3D accelerated chipset.
Which version of ICR2? If you are using the Windows version, there
could be something in the registry file, you could try reinstalling
DirectX and or Thrustmasters ProPanel applet. If it's the DOS version,
I doubt that any new installation of programs would effect ICR2
recognizing your joystick. If it is the DOS version, does it still not
see your joystick in a pure DOS environment? Is your gameport assigned
to I/O 201-201?
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>% Can GP2 take advantage of my new Monster 3D? It seems to be running even
>% slower now that I've installed the 3D.
It shouldn't do.
It should do. Microprose should get their head out of their backside
and sort out a patch. I'm sure sales would go up because of the
inclusion of any kind of 3D patch (preferably Glide/D3D) in the box,
or downloadable from the 'net.
I've lost my CD anyway :(
