Post: <font face="Verdana,Arial,sans-serif" size="2"><b>Reply to this message</b></font>: The Direct3D component of DirectX handles accelerated 3D... by Bones

Original Message: The Direct3D component of DirectX handles accelerated 3D...
...so it becomes a primary suspect if your game crashes while switching to 3D. It might also be something in your video drivers, so make sure they're as current as your hardware can tolerate. I recently had a problem with vector-based 2D graphics. I tracked it down to a old copy of MSVCRT.DLL. I had installed a program which overwrote a later version. Honestly, I don't know how software publishers expect the average person to deal with these problems.

Original Message: The Direct3D component of DirectX handles accelerated 3D...

...so it becomes a primary suspect if your game crashes while switching to 3D. It might also be something in your video drivers, so make sure they're as current as your hardware can tolerate.

I recently had a problem with vector-based 2D graphics. I tracked it down to a old copy of MSVCRT.DLL. I had installed a program which overwrote a later version. Honestly, I don't know how software publishers expect the average person to deal with these problems.

Back Reply to this message

Name

E-Mail
(optional)

Subject

Reply options

M
E
S
S
A
G
E
HTML tags allowed in message body. Browser view Display HTML as text.

Link URL

Link Title

Image URL