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I tested the new publicbeta on my system, but problems specific to my system still remain:
1) Many surfaces are see-through. This includes the floor, ground, some walls, and the helicopter from the initial scene. Here is a screenshot[imgur.com].
2) Sam and his hands are invisibile.
3) The first monster is invisible too. Although I can briefly see it when it dies (when it disintegrates)
I had to turn Depth Prepassing off (through the console) to get to this level, otherwise, I couldn't see anything (almost every surface was black).
Here are the details of my system:
Ubutntu 12.10, 32 bit
Intel Centrino duo 2 GHz processor
Nvidia Geforce Go 7400 (304.64 driver from nvidia; new driver unsupported)
3GB of RAM
I know that this is a really old gig, but it seems that Serious Sam manages to give decent framerate (~20-30fps) even with this config (Thank you guys for that). It's just that invisible surfaces and characters make the game unplayable for me. Any suggestion about how to fix this would be greatly appreciated!
Could you try a slightly older driver? I have a laptop which has a 6000 series nvidia GPU and the latest legacy driver is just horrible. I get charset corruption if I use the laptop for longer and experience GPU lockups indicated by NVRAM: Xid Kernel Messages 10 times a day. I already reported it to nvidia. Now I use 304.50 which is far more stable. So I think that there are some regressions in the 304.64 driver which might also cause your problems. It seems to me like the worst driver nvidia has ever put out. I have never had so many problems with their drivers before.
I experienced very similar problems (but worse, all surfaces invisible) with the 304 driver. 310 works fine though.
Thirded. :)
Unfortunately, 310 is minimum required. :( This was the first driver where NVidia has fixed the most basic problems we had on our developer machines. Without it - it doesn't really work in most cases, as you can see. I don't know how to help with that.
d10sfan, I replied to your own thread.
sadly fullscreen mode is still causing the same graphical issues as before :(..
windowed mode is ok with the limitations as before ..
i noticed another guy in the closed forum has a very similar issue too ..
thanks
Christian
This problem applies to most of the games that have been ported to Linux like TF2 when switching from the game to desktop when the Super button [] is pressed.
What kind of graphical issues? Sorry, I don't remember your original post.
The only problem I have now is that when I try to take a screenshot with F12 the game freezes. Nothing is printed to the log. I don't know if this started to happened since this update or before.