MAMEWorld Forums - Programming - Warning: Beyond here lies 3dfx fanboy-isms.

> > Loading up the DLL in Dependency Walker, I found that it called
> > GrWrapperFullScreenResolutionExt. Definitely from a wrapper, then. But which one?
> >
> > Google Code Search to the rescue!
> >
> http://www.google.com/codesearch?q=grwrapperfullscreenresolutionext&btnG=Search+Code
> >
> > So, it comes from the neighborhood of Glide64. It's probably some version of
> > Hacktarux's OpenGL Glide wrapper.
>
> Hmmm... Glide wrapper....that reminds me. I have most of the old Creative Labs
> "Unified Driver" Glide wrapper releases. I'm sure they're probably useless to most
> people but I just dug them up and put them out on the web for anyone who wants
> them...
>
> http://krick.3feetunder.com/creative-unified-3dfx-glide/

Awesome, Mr. Krick. I just leeched away for safekeeping.

BTW, are these install executables the ones that need a TNT2 serial number to extract (or something)? I barely remember them doing that - or was it the website that asked for the serial number? I haven't checked yours, however. You could also upload the pre-hacked install packages. If you don't have them, you could always figure out how to hack it, I know you're resourceful.

On my oldest PC, I have a few of these install packages and may have one you're missing. If not, it may be worth looking into who might still have other versions at Creative. (No one?)

One of these days I intend to have a no-holds-barred Glide wrapper competition, and have an archive of all known wrappers, as well as wrapper source. I wasn't a project maintainer for OpenGlide for nothing.

http://www.sf.net/projects/openglide

You can always distract me with 3dfx stuffz... See, here's a hat I have, well one exactly like mine, as proof:

That guy's website is totally awesome!
http://www.thedodgegarage.com/3dfx/

- Stiletto
*ignorez Arbee*