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<p></p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>==Enabling the Glide renderer==<br /> On some systems the game will still use Direct3D even though the Glide renderer was selected in the launcher. As the Video tab in the in-game settings will falsely display Glide as active. One way to verify this behavior is to alter driver settings for just Direct3D (ie. disable V-Sync). If the change affects the game, D3D is being used. Alternatively, I noticed a D3D-specific rendering glitch during fade-out at the end of missions: the lower part of the screen does not fade out.<br /> <br /> A workaround I found is to temporarily disable D3D/DDraw acceleration completely. This can be done in the Display tab of the OS&#039; dxdiag utility. The game will then use Glide. Trying to access the Video tab of the in-game settings menu will crash the game however, so the desired resolution should be selected before forcing the game to use Glide like this.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Gaming]]<br /> [[Category:Windows games]]<br /> [[Category:Games with Glide renderer]]</div>

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