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I only tried for my graphics card this time as that was the only thing left to do.
that did not work though.
for this attempt, that is kind of correct. I tried to set up my graphics card but could not find it, so I simply left it on my integrated GPU as I had configured it previously.
yes. I added my device to the list in the .gas file, but DSVideoConfig still did not recognize it.
and yes, I have checked and rechecked everything I edited multiple times, it should be correct.
I did not take it that way.
I decided to mess around with my game and see if I can get windowed mode to work properly. I'm running Windows 10 and a GTX 750 Ti, however, so things are obviously not the same for us. Regardless, I can't get windowed mode to work without flickering. I'm still investigating. I'll let you know whether I figure anything out. I actually screwed things up somewhere to the point I had to reinstall.
Out of curiosity, why do you want windowed mode so much? Multi-tasking? There are times when I use windowed mode, but that's usually only for when I want to use guides, otherwise I mostly stick to fullscreen. Sometimes, like for Saints Row 2, I'll use windowed mode for a performance boost, but most of the time I prefer fullscreen.
also I have no idea how to shift the fullscreen game from one monitor to another (yes I tried all the usual ways), but that wont work either, so windowed would solve that too, more or less.
(edit: added "possibly" )
Sorry, that's what I meant as well.
The steps I did are:
-In the Documents folder where your saves are located (I assume it's the same for Windows 7), copy your Saves folder to somewhere safe, such as the desktop,
-Delete the Dungeon Siege Folder in the Documents Folder.
-Uninstall Dungeon Siege.
-Reinstall Dungeon Siege.
-Run the game, but make zero changes.
-Exit the game. Running and exiting creates the .ini folders.
-Put a copy of your saves back in the Dungeon Siege folder in the Documents folder (where you originally deleted them from. You want to use a copy of this until you're done and know everything works, thus not risking the loss of your saves.
-Do this
-Then this
- This one might not be necessary.
-For Steam users, note that running the game via steam has caused my game to crash in every attempt. I must run the game directly from the .exe. You might not need to, but if the game doesn't work through Steam, then use the .exe.
-Run game as Admin (I made no other compatability changes)
-As noted in the links (or at least one of them anyway) do not use any TnL options.
**All credit in those links goes to their respective creators. I do not assume any credit for any of this.
Hopefuly, at this point things should work properly in windowed mode (ie no flickering). If they don't, I don't know what to tell you. You might need to fudge around a little with your .ini files located in the game's folder itself as well as the Dungeon Siege folder in the Documents folder.
My .ini in the Documents/Dungeon Siege folder looks like this:
driver_description = NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750 Ti - Hardware
width = 1366
height = 768
bpp = 32
nointro = true
bltonly = true
fullscreen = false
x = 60
y = 83
[multiplayer]
gun_server = (link removed by me)
gun_server_port = 2300
news_server = (link removed by me)
news_server_file = /news/news.txt
news_server_port = 80
autoupdate_server = (link removed by me)
autoupdate_proxy = (link removed by me)
My .ini in the Steam\...\Dungeon Siege folder looks like this:
driver_description = NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750 Ti - Hardware
width = 1366
height = 768
bpp = 32
nointro = true
bltonly = true
fullscreen = false
[debug]
[multiplayer]
gun_server = (link removed by me)
gun_server_port = 2300
news_server = (link removed by me)
news_server_file = /news/news.txt
news_server_port = 80
autoupdate_server = (link removed by me)
autoupdate_proxy = (link removed by me)
I don't know what the x and y are in the Documents/Dungeon Siege folder. The game added that after launching. I assume it's something to do with location on the screen, but I just don't know. The game now works fine for me in Windowed Mode. I also used Fullscreenizer to simulate Fullscreen Borderless Windowed Mode, and that works fine. Windowed Borderless Gaming might also do that but I didn't try. (Edit: When using Fullscreenizer, I have to actually wait to be playing the game, as in have control of my characters. If I try to use it in the main menu, it screws things up. I haven't checked Windowed Borderless Gaming.)
(Edit: I removed unintended links and, hopefuly, fixed format and grammar/spelling errors)
I can already tell you that bltonly = true is causing horrible screen tearing. no, vsync = true isnt helping one bit.
it does stop cursor flickering, but trading one graphical nuisance for another isnt really a good solution.
way ahead of you, I already set it as default long ago.
I'm not sure what bltonly = true is but I'm not getting that issue. Curious. I understand what you mean though. I don't think vsync does anything in windowed mode, I'm not sure. You could try an fps capper, maybe through using nvidia profile inspector, assuming you're using nvidia. I think MSI Afterburner has an fps capper, and I think anyone can use it regardless of graphics cacrd.
That bit was kinda for anyone who might look here.
I already limit fps to 60 with maxfps = 60, but the game is not optimized for modern graphics cards, meaning I sometimes drop as low as 20 fps.
What is your aversion to reinstalling? It shouldn't take more than a few minutes. Sure, it's a nuisance, but it would give you a clean table to work on, so to speak. I suspect some of the things you've done up to this point just might be contradicting each other. I think that's actually what lead to me having to reinstall, simply accidentally creating contradictions.
if you must know.
first off, I have no idea where I left my disk, so I need to go look for that. secondly, I would need to find, redownload and reinstall the extra expansions as well. third, my game version is german and I cant recall what I did to make it english (yes, I prefer to play games in english even though I am native german) and no, there is no simple option to change that.
oh and I got the ultima 6 "mod" installed as well, which would also need to be redownloaded and reinstalled if I understand correctly.
DSVideoConfig still doesnt recognize my graphics card, bltonly=true still causes screen tearing, windowed still fails.
Did what you add look like this when you finished (obviously this is based on my hardware):
[device*]
{
name = "GTX 750 Ti";
x vendorid = 0x10DE;
x deviceid = 0x1380;
x driver_product = 0;
x driver_version = 0;
}
It took me a bit to realize I was supposed to have [device*] , the { and }, as well as the semi-colons.
For comparison sake, I looked at the one beneath what I was adding and it looks like this:
[device*]
{
name = "Riva 128";
x vendorid = 0x10b4;
x deviceid = 0x1b1d;
x driver_product = 0;
x driver_version = 0;
b simple_render = true;
b no_complex_shadows = true;
b below_min_spec = true;
}
Pay special attention to the { } and ; which I almost completely missed, as well as [device*]