Edited: on the win2000 PC: The cockpit items in the mig 29: while playing certain gauges disappeared and other ones reappeared over time. The mountain with missing textures was white at first and started getting black when flying closer. on both PC's The transparent floor in the f-16 is always the …

sure: f-16 multirole fighter: Filename mig1.jpg File size 64.75 KiB Downloads No downloads mig29f: Filename mig2.jpg File size 45.39 KiB Downloads No downloads mig29f: Filename mig3.jpg File size 53.74 KiB Downloads No downloads these links do 20k/s: ftp://ra:ra@ftp.richdomain.com.cn/F-16MRF.exe …

Thanks Glidos, I really appreciate your efforts so far! Your latest version works in my windows 2000 PC. and it looks very good, only a few small flaws (some missing textures in the cockpit and in the landscape) I attached the log to this post. The strange thing is that it doesn't work on my windows …

Ok, concerning the problem with the demo running out: 1 - use this game's demo, same game, different airplane: http://downloads.5star-network.com/Games/f16.zip 2 - full versions here, probably, though download is too slow to be practical: http://202.203.208.164/F-16/ http://202.203.208.164/mig-29/ 3 …

Thanks Glidos, I have tried it immediatly; and I am suprised to see the horizontal bar of garbled stuff is gone now! that has been a chronic problem in every previous attempt. The hud/dialog texts are very readable too, which is also a plus over other wrappers. The white/untextured appearance …

No luck again, many items look untextured now, yet the sky looks better with psvoodoo. here are two screenshot, (I'll host them for a while): mig29f-psvoodoo.jpg mig29f-openglide009rc7.jpg mig29f-openglide009rc7.jpg mig29f-openglide009rc7.jpg thanks for the suggestion though PS. worth noting is that …

I am not such an expert on these glide wrappers, I used dgvoodoo for some dos games wtih succes, but today I bought this windows game. It's novalogic's mig 29 (1998).. kind of a dissapointment: no opengl or direct3d support, only glide. Not much info on the web, no real updates? no cd-check patches. …

OK, good luck. I just downloaded the demo of redguard. Suprises me to see they added a windows setsound utility. Indeed it is version 4.0d now, though the soundblaster normal/pro/16 dig files are exactly the same amount of bytes as the 3.50E files. I added them to the package listed in my previous …

Hey I noticed this topic being revived, I will update the file in the first post. the version of the setsound.exe is 3.50E I haven't tried to update rad windows dll's myself, I fear they might have changed the "interface calls" for the sound routines. Though the idea of getting better features by …

Are you sure it's not the other way around? I have had just problems with VESA and nVIDIA... Concerning the cards specified in my post, I am very certain nvidia did a better job on VESA stuff, up until mx440/geforce2 at least. I did not mix up any card types in that post. I have not tried any later …

#sis 6326, I had this card for a little time, it was very cheap. It broke down after playing halflife in opengl/direct3d for some weeks. overheated or something. no complaints on dos compatibility. Got a #trident image 9750 as replacement, was a bit slower if I recall correctly. no complaints on dos …

In general the same problems on windows 98, with radeon 9200 and 9600. I can tell you, I returned the cards for that reason.

I like to play an old DOS game once in a while: In that case forget ATI, cause their VESA compatibitlity is horrible. (tested radeon 9200/9600) Nvidia cards tend to have very good VESA 3.0 support. next I dislike noisy fans on graphics cards. So personally, for that Pentum450, I'd get a Geforce …

That is clear then, I needed some obvious examples concerning system specs versus game speeds. My PIII-600 did not seem to pull it off with dosboxed gameslike quarentine/system shock. there is another 1700MHz system here I can try so... But then again I can run about 90% of my old games perfectly …

Most of games listed did not detect my sb128 legacy device from within Win98se. with these files I managed to fix that. They run fine now. The native dos sb128 legacy drivers (sbinit.com) are somewhat more compatible on themselves the the windows virtual device. So that is always a better try …

People who own a Creative/Ensoniq Soundblaster with Legacy device might try this trick to make more games recognize their "virtual sb16" hope I made somebody happy by sharing this, it sure works for me. Miles sound system drivers. Use these drivers to update games that use older versions. It makes …