STAR WARS™: Rogue Squadron 3D

STAR WARS™: Rogue Squadron 3D

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Playing in Widescreen and High Resolutions, and getting your joystick to work.
De TehSpoopyKitteh
This is a quick guide to getting Rogue Squadron to run in 4k resolutions.
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DirectX June 2010 Redistributable Package
Since Microsoft no longer has the download for th June 2010 Direct X runtime available on their website, I had to upload it to my GoogleDrive[drive.google.com] account.


Unzip the package.

Install the package contents anywhere you want.

Open the folder that instrallation created and run DXSETUP.exe
D3D Enhancement via dgVoodoo
dgVoodoo is best used for old D3D games while nGlide is best used for 3Dfx Glide games....

1. Download the latest version of dgVoodoo[github.com]

2. Copy and paste the dl files from "\\dgVoodoo2_79\MS\x86" to "\Rouge Squadron\ROGUE"

3. Run dgVooDoo and add Rogue Squadron 3D's "\Rouge Squadron\ROGUE" to the profile list.


4. Set the Scaling mode to whatever you like in the Generic thread of the profile you just created and click "Apply"...I personally use this setting:


5. Go to the DirectX tab and set it up however you like and click "Apply"...I personally use these settings:


6. Launch the game from Steam and select "Hardware Configuration".


7. Select "Change 3D Video Card" and select "dgVoodoo DirectX wrapper (Driver: D3D)".


8. Click "Accept". Then Click "Done"....and launch Rogue Squadron 3D from its launcher.
3Dfx Glide Enhancement with nGlide
First, I must mention that this is meant for the Steam version only.

1. You need to download nGlide[www.zeus-software.com] and install it and configure it.

2. Make sure to use the compatibility[i.imgur.com] settings on both these exe files. (Windows 10 users...please reffer to 2a, below).

3. Run Rogue Squadron 3d's launcher from Steam and click on Hardware Configuration[i.imgur.com].

4. Click on "Change 3D Video Card" and select "Voodoo Card (Driver:Glide)" and click "Accept". A message will pop up saying that Rogue Squadron will load the D3D driver by default if the Glide driver cannot be found on the system...click "OK"

5. Configure nGlide with NGlide Configureator to these settings[i.imgur.com]

**********UPDATE***********

2a. If you are running Windows 10 1703 and newer, there is a check box saying "Disable Fullscreen Optimizations"...make sure that is checked. Make sure to check "Override high DPI scaling behavior." is checked and that the "Performed By" setting is "Application". If yuor compatibility tab doesn't have these options...you need to update to the latest edition of Windows 10 unless you wish to risk catching the WannyCry ransomware.

NOTHING ELSE IN THE COMPATIBILITY TAB SHOULD BE CHECKED.

6. DO NOT RUN AS ADMINISTRATOR, DO NOT RUN STEAM AS ADMINSTRATOR, AND THEN RUN THE GAME FROM STEAM...The game was released for Windows 98 in 1998 so there is no need to run it as admin



Joystick/Controllers
For DirectX mode it is actually pretty straightforward. No tricks to use.
Turn off Steam Input via the Game properties.




Using Glide mode:
Disable Steam Input for Rogue Squadron 3D before you do this....

1. Go to the Hardware Configuration in Rogue Squadron 3D's launcher (with the compatiblity settings from the graphics guide) and select "Joystck Options"

2. Select the joystick/controller you wish to use and then click "Calibrate Joystick".

3. A "Game Controllers" window pops up...select the joystick/controller and click on "Properties"...test all the buttons to see which buttons map where. Once you do that simply click "OK" and "OK" and then "Accept" on the launcher, then "Done".

Your controller should now be mapable.


While playing the game, if you wish to experiment using the keyboard and mouse, the hotkey command in the English version "Ctrl+J" will toggle your joystick on and off.
If the game reverts back to D3D mode...
WARNING: The following steps involve messing about in your PC's Windows registry through RegEdit. I can explain what the consequences are, but I cannot understand them for you...If you are unsure about how to access the registry and make changes to it...please look up how to do so. If you are totally unsure about the idea of messing around in the registry....DO NOT PROCEED WITH THESE INSTRUCTIONS AND FIND SOMEONE WILLING TO DO THIS FOR YOU IN PERSON

Thank you Iorek Nhuvasarim, for providing these instructuions which could possibly only be found on a website that has not only intrusive ads, but blocks ad blockers too.

If you find the game still won’t launch in 3DFX mode, despite being configured to do so, you may need to fire up the registry editor (run it as administrator) and add the following string.

1) For 64 bit systems go to “HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\LucasArts Entertainment Company LLC\Rogue Squadron\v1.0”

For 32 bit systems go to “HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\LucasArts Entertainment Company LLC\Rogue Squadron\v1.0”

2) Add a new string value called “VDEVICE” (if it doesn’t exist) and set the value of the string to “Voodoo (Glide)” (without the quotes).
More for Windows 10 Users
As of Windows 10 1903 and 1909, and with the latest version of nGlide, you will have to make a few adjustments to get the game running normally again.

1. First and foremost is actually downloading and installing the DirectX June 2010 runtime update from Microsoft's website....and installing it. Once the package is installed, open the folder and run DXSETUP.exe. If you do not do this after a Windows Feature update, the game will run glitched in terms of graphics and your ability to skip through the intros with your keyboard.


2. Compatibility settings are all still the same. However, I will still point to them here in case you skipped the rest of the tutorial.

https://imgur.com/a/bzy6nMP?desktop=1


3. The following are the nGLide 2.10 settings I have used. You can use either Vulkan API or Direct X....I prefer Vulkan API.

https://imgur.com/a/RpdwbLB?desktop=1

1. You can set the screen resolution to whatever you like, just make sure that you have the refresh rate to 60Hz in nGLide Configurator (and turn on VSYNC with it too) if you are using 144Hz mode on your desktop. This ensures that the game will be played at the frame rate it was designed for (60FPS).
103 commentaires
IvanLeTerrible 19 déc. 2024 à 16h05 
Guide worked for me. Awarded :2016trophy:
Dr_Gus 1 déc. 2024 à 8h06 
Thanks
TehSpoopyKitteh  [créateur] 7 nov. 2024 à 18h58 
They indeed do. DGVoodoo2 is great for older 3dfx games as well
Kagarm 7 nov. 2024 à 18h43 
do the things i download work for more than just this?
TehSpoopyKitteh  [créateur] 7 mai 2024 à 17h00 
Okay, I have sent you a friend request. This will be easier with screenshots.
Nivali Silva 7 mai 2024 à 16h59 
That sets them to default instead of blank, but still can't remap them
TehSpoopyKitteh  [créateur] 7 mai 2024 à 16h54 
Did you set the joystick controls to default in game then try remapping the buttons?
Nivali Silva 7 mai 2024 à 16h48 
Aye
TehSpoopyKitteh  [créateur] 7 mai 2024 à 15h56 
Did you disable Steam Intput?
Nivali Silva 7 mai 2024 à 15h50 
No dice