Post by reddrag0n on Feb 12, 2008 0:42:33 GMT
This should be in 2 different threads, but i think this one is more prominent...
I still have my Nvidia 6200 that i got from rubytuesday from strangedogs but i have a problem. Each time i log into World of Warcraft (yeah i know, save the snickers for later) i get the bad triangle problem. According to the WoW forums, this is what they had to say...
How do i fix this since it says that the Nvidia 6 series is supported?
I have tried their option, but i still get the bad triangles from hell.
The machine i am trying to run this on is my Quicksilver.
I still have my Nvidia 6200 that i got from rubytuesday from strangedogs but i have a problem. Each time i log into World of Warcraft (yeah i know, save the snickers for later) i get the bad triangle problem. According to the WoW forums, this is what they had to say...
Vertex Shader Options
For some people on non-vertex-shader GPU systems such as Geforce 4MX or Radeon 7500, there seems to be an issue whereby the game is detecting the vertex shader capability improperly and turning it on, and you get mangled character models (triangles go crazy).
To correct this, disable vertex animation shader in the video options dialog. To access the video options, follow these steps:
- Launch the game, choose a character, and enter the world.
- Once you can see your character, hit the ESC key on your keyboard.
- In the options menu, select Video Options.
- Look for the Shader options, and try unchecking all options to begin with, Click OK and then restart the game to see if this has helped. As this you can try re-enabling options one at a time to see what option may be causing problems.
For some people on non-vertex-shader GPU systems such as Geforce 4MX or Radeon 7500, there seems to be an issue whereby the game is detecting the vertex shader capability improperly and turning it on, and you get mangled character models (triangles go crazy).
To correct this, disable vertex animation shader in the video options dialog. To access the video options, follow these steps:
- Launch the game, choose a character, and enter the world.
- Once you can see your character, hit the ESC key on your keyboard.
- In the options menu, select Video Options.
- Look for the Shader options, and try unchecking all options to begin with, Click OK and then restart the game to see if this has helped. As this you can try re-enabling options one at a time to see what option may be causing problems.
How do i fix this since it says that the Nvidia 6 series is supported?
I have tried their option, but i still get the bad triangles from hell.
The machine i am trying to run this on is my Quicksilver.