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From: "Steve Spiller" <sspiller@microsoft.com>
Newsgroups: scee.yaroze.programming.3d_graphics
Subject: Re: Animation (again)
Date: Mon, 1 Feb 1999 09:56:43 -0800
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Well, unless you can get a 3dfx card with more than 4 megs of ram, you're up
a creek.  Either that or give up the use of Z-buffers :)

Craig Graham wrote in message <36B5B738.622F1599@hinge.mistral.co.uk>...
>
>
>Tom wrote:
>
>> Craig Graham wrote:
>> >
>> > Try contacting the author with details of your setup (OS, 3D Card,
etc).
>> >
>> > Craig.
>> > (the author)
>>
>> I've got a Cyrix 200 (booo!), 64 MB RAM, Win 98, 4 MB Matrox Millenium
>> and a Voodoo 2. I know it's the voodoo causing the problem but even when
>> I turn off the hardware support using 3dfxTool, the screen still does
>> that funny reset thing that it does when the voodoo's being used.
>> RSDAnim does run when I click on 'NO' to start but any model I load
>> appears red (no it's not selected) and I can't select any poly's. It
>> works on my Mum's Packard Hell at home but she lives 90 miles away (a
>> tad inconvinient).
>
>Try loading a model, using edit->select all, then changing the model colour
>Then deselect all.
>(so you'll be able to see selected bits, which come up red).
>
>Also, select view->show vertices and try selecting individual
vertices......
>
>>         Tom
>
>Craig.
>(one day someone will want to use RsdANIM enough to loan me a 3DFX card to
fix
>
>the bugs...)
>
>