The Tain

Falcon wrote:When i run it , my windows send a error report

Well, tell us what the error says, otherwise how can we know?

A general suggestion is to make sure you have the latest version. (It's available here: http://tain.totalcodex.net/items/show/m ... 1-patch-pc)

Also, please don't crosspost.

Heres a screenshot i took while playing "the nest" i made http://www.deadreckoningstudios.com/Screenshots/M3N1.bmp didn't have the original cmap so i drew/traced a new one. there some more just change the number of "M3N1" to M3N2 or N3 all the way to N7 Holy cow batman! I don't ...

It's not just you. I believe this is a bug in the game.

M2 colormaps tend to be designed with a reduced palette in mind, but that will not be the case here. Once you do the flattening process which Killswitch mentioned, you will be left with an image that has a lot of colors and will likely look very poor after indexing to 240 colors. In order to combat ...

After looking at the myth 1 source, I understand what is happening. Glide under TFL renders the mesh using two passes: colormap and lightmap. The colormap pass uses hardware paletted textures, allowing the 8-bit colormap to be displayed exactly as it is. The lightmap is then multiplied on top. This ...

Earlier in this thread we already confirmed that emulated glide is currently superior to OpenGL (16 bit vs 15 bit). Now I can confirm that emulated glide on Myth TFL (1.3; doesn't work on 1.5) is superior to emulated glide on Myth II. Here is the comparison. TFL 1.3 emu. glide: http://www.projectmag...

I made a loader that lets you bypass the memory bug.
download here: http://www.projectmagma.net/~melekor/tfllauncher/

Hmm, for me, the glide wrapper does not work at any resolutions other than 640x480, 800x600 and 1024x768. Trying any other results in a crash to desktop with no message. Does it crash for you even at those resolutions? If so I am afraid you might be out of luck with the wrapper. So now that I'm awar...

I just tried the zeckensack wrapper for myself. It works on 1.4 and 1.5, on 1.6 and 1.7 it works but the popup dialogs are invisible (I wonder if it's broken on real 3dfx cards too?) It seems that there is a subtle difference in the color depth. It almost seems like the 3dfx code is using 32 bit tex...

actually here are some screenshots so everyone can see what i'm talking about without having to launch myth OpenGL renderer: http://www.projectmagma.net/~melekor/uploads/compare_OGL.jpg D3D renderer on a new card that doesn't do dithering: http://www.projectmagma.net/~melekor/uploads/compare_D3D_nod...

You're correct about the dithering issue with new cards, BUT, your screenshots do not display this issue! Probably because you are running OpenGL, and we already fixed the problem under OpenGL mode. Try running the D3D renderer, and see how much worse the terrain looks then.

Frum is correct, this was 100% my own fault. Myrd has setup a PW on it now, so, problem solved. I don't believe there's any need to discuss it further.

I tried SoundBlighter[PC] on WinXPPro and it crashes - hard . :? Could someone please try SoundBlighter[Mac] on the tag file for me and then post the resulting .mp3 somewhere for me to download? :) A zip of the original "701 narration" tag is located here Thanks! Here you go: http://www.p...

I enjoyed it capital. Good Job
That thing about blasting Balor's head into the devoid with a satchel was cool. I never knew you could do that.

Let's not let this thread get derailed. Let's see some more screenshots people