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the desktops
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Posted: 3rd Dec 2003 23:00
I'm havin problems with my video card, when I try to execute my 3d game, my computer freezes up! I also tried to save my program as a .exe file and when I run it still does the same thing. Can you please help me out. Just to let you know, I have a 8MB SIS 6326 Video Card!

TheDesktops Software
Current Project: Soul Shooter 2004
Overall Game: 6.8% done
Easily Confused
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Location: U.K. Earth. (turn right at Venus)
Posted: 4th Dec 2003 01:57
OK, you're going to have to clarify what you have.

Are you using DBPro or DBC?
Is this SIS 6326 gfx card 24bit or 32bit? I'm not familiar with it.

Programming anything is an art, and you can't rush art.
Unless your name is Bob Ross, then you can do it in thirty minutes.
Candle
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Posted: 4th Dec 2003 02:11
I had the same thing happen and what i was told to do and worked was copy the setup.ini to the folder with the game and then you need to do this .
If you are having any of the following problems with The 3D Gamemaker
then please follow the instructions below.

1) The graphics / levels appear totally black
2) The 3D Gamemaker closes down as soon as I do anything
3) Graphics / Textures appear to be missing

You need to modify a text file called setup.ini

This file is in The 3D Gamemaker directory which is usually:

Crogram FilesDark Basic SoftwareThe 3D Gamemaker

Open the file setup.ini with Notepad. You can often do this by
right-clicking on the file and selecting "Open With" and then
"Notepad".

Locate the lines that read:

vbcreate=0
vbusage=0

and change them to:

vbcreate=4
vbusage=3

Save the file and then restart The 3D Gamemaker. In most instances
this will resolve the issues you were having. If you find that this
fixes the problem but any EXE files you produce fail, copy the
setup.ini file into the same directory as the EXE file you made. This
will fix the problem for your games also.

If this doesn't cure the problem, you can also try changing the following line (also in the setup.ini file), change

windowmode=0

to

windowmode=1
Thats if you are using the 3D gamemaker program .

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the desktops
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Posted: 4th Dec 2003 03:16 Edited at: 4th Dec 2003 03:17
All I know that it is a Sis 6326 AGP video card! I have DBC! I will be looking forward into ordering DBP soon When I excute my program, it just crashes! I don't have 3DGamemaker!

TheDesktops Software
Current Project: Soul Shooter 2004
Overall Game: 6.8% done
TheAbomb12
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Posted: 4th Dec 2003 04:07
maybe you should actually post your code?...I downloaded your game and I don't think its just your video card...

show us your source code please...

Amist the Blue Skies...
Clarks
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Posted: 4th Dec 2003 05:35
get some more video memory
the desktops
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Posted: 5th Dec 2003 01:58
Maybe I will get a new video card, it's about time for a new one!

TheDesktops Software
Current Project: Soul Shooter 2004
Overall Game: 6.8% done

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