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From: James Russell <jamesr@peace.co.nz>
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Subject: RSDV.BAT tim location
Date: Sat, 18 Oct 1997 14:25:58 +1300
Organization: Peace Computers NZ Ltd
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I'm using RSDV.BAT to view TMD's and while the object comes out fine,
the textures don't always work (although they do in RSDTool).

The result depends on where I put the TIMs in VRAM. I've tried sticking
them as far to the right as possible, but I still get problems. I'm
assuming that when I do this in a program it should work fine. The
images are 16 bit direct.


What are the 'legal' VRAM positions I can place my TIMs for RSD to work?


J
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