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When playing warrior kings battles on my pc i get Artifacts (grey triangles) on my screen everytime i hover my mouse over a clickable object.
The problem doesn't show in any other game i have.
My pc has Windows 10 educational 64-bit installed and a Nvidia Geforce 740M GPU.
When i had Windows 8.1 installed on this pc the game worked flawlessly.
I have tried the following things to solve the problem:
I have multiple versions of directx installed, including the newest.
My graphic drivers are up to date.
I have tried reïnstalling the game.
I have tweaked compatibility options.
I have tweaked the ingame graphic options.
Also tried graphic mods.
If someone know how to fix this pleas comment.
core2duo e6700
ati radeon hd 4850
3 Gb ddr2 ram
This old computer plays smoothly but my new pc has those glitched textures.
I dont know if this clue help, but im also trying to solve this problem.
Also this forum post is old, did you solve the problem already?
"WK(B) Graphical issue fix
I talked to someone who had the graphics issue (triangles/sheet on the screen when hovering over an object). I told him a possible solution and it solved the problem.
All you have to do is to download the ENB D3D8 to D3D9 converter (download[enbdev.com]) and extract the contents of the ZIP file to the game's directory (for example: "C:\Program Files (x86)\Empire Interactive\Warrior Kings - Battles")
If you bought the game on Steam, you can get the game dir in the Library -> Games -> right-click WKB -> Properties -> Local Files -> Browse local files.
A possible cause is that Windows 10's implementation of d3d8.dll works differently than previous versions (some Win10 users report that they can't activate anti-aliasing in their Direct3D 8 games for example). There could be other factors. It seems that Intel graphics had this issue a lot, though I am able to run WK and WKB on computers with Windows Vista/7 and Intel GMA 82945G/4500M without any problem!
You can watch this video which shows the issue and the fix."
Thanks for taking the time to post it here! :)
Thanks a ton!