Hudbot and Vooodoo Card

Hi, i have a hudbot running on Voodoo3 card but then all the textures become invisible and all i see are player indicators and some huds. does anyone know how to fix this?

something tells me that hudbot which is an OpenGL hack (i believe) wouldnt run very good on a Glide card

something tells me that hudbot which is an OpenGL hack (i believe) wouldnt run very good on a Glide card

3dfx cards support Opengl, Directx (up to 8.0?) and Glide...

he needs his glide for hacks though so opengl isn't an option

he needs his glide for hacks though so opengl isn't an option

No! i deleted the glide2x.exe already :D i wanna get hudbot installed because the explosions look awesome!

Yea it does support OpenGL its like "OpenGL (3dfx Voodoo3)" to select in the video thing but then when i play game i dont see any terrain or texture ran by hudbot so everythings invisible :'(

you're a fucking retard if you would ever run tribes in opengl on a 3dfx card

oh wait you're a fuckin 'tard regardless

you're a fucking retard if you would ever run tribes in opengl on a 3dfx card

oh wait you're a fuckin 'tard regardless

Thanks sir, you are awesome :sunny:

3dfx will not run OpenGL sufficiently under the current windows architecture (if you are running ME or greater).

You can try to find a copy of Wicked3D drivers and load them.

OR

You can save up your money and buy a more current computer.

never really got a current computer for years cuz played this mmorpg called Runescape lol it just required software driver, very minimal graphics

anyway thanks, what are some good video cards these days?

First off, what kind of motherboard do you have?

That will determine what kind of video card you can support.

ill just get a new motherboard probbaly along with a new cpu, u think i shood just go to some store and buy a whole set or invidivual hardware?

Depends on your cash

www.anandtech.com is waiting for you. :sunny:

www.anandtech.com is waiting for you. :sunny:

http://www.tomshardware.com/index.html

But after you check out the benchmarks etc, take a trip over to someplace like http://www.newegg.com and check for the detailed specs you are looking for. I must warn you though if you plan on buying a computer piece by piece, its not just as simple as matching a Pentium D 840 to a pentium Pentium D 840 board. Theres about a dozen compatibility issues you should check for depending on the motherboard, chipset, agp port, power requirements.

On a side note http://www.dell.com/ has a pretty nice selection. An every dell i can remember using with the exception of a dimension 300 mhz along time ago (mighta just been windows) has worked well. I have suggested them to friends, coworkers and out of the 5 newest dells i can think of, they have all performed wonderfully. But on a side note either their TFT or LCD screens like all, aren't best for gamming the images kind of "streak" from the last frame so I would suggest finding a *nice* CRT type of monitor ^^

thanks guys i think i found wat i was looking for! :)

But on a side note either their TFT or LCD screens like all, aren't best for gamming the images kind of "streak" from the last frame so I would suggest finding a *nice* CRT type of monitor ^^

Let's completely derail this thread...

Welcome to 2004, Dell LCDs are good to go for gaming:

http://www.maximumpc.com/2004/05/dell_ultrasharp.html

I am sure many people that currently own the 2001FP would agree with the above review. If you want to go extra large (wide-screen no less) check out the Dell 2405.