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When I have Direct X enabled and I see lighting effects their all like this. Whats the matter?:confused:
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What I do to see LIGHTING effects, is I turn on GraalShop.exe before I run my Graal.exe. Then I log onto a server, turn off GraalShop.exe, then maximize my Graal window and I can see lighting effects. Thats how _I_ see them. It's a pain, but it works on my computer. |
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i used to do that but now i got a better comp and it dosent
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My voodoo card used to look like that. Update your driver.
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www.voodoofiles.com if you're using a voodoo card. |
Ugh, that sucks. I 'd rather see nothing than see those light effects all screwy
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