Sduibek - thanks for taking on this project. Been a long while since I've played Fallout and am looking forward to playing once again.
Two items:
Wanted to comment that when extracting the Alpha 4 Patch 1 over the existing FIXIT directory (Alpha 4) that all of the Patch 1 files had a timestamp that was 2 hours earlier/older than what was in there. Is that right, or am I missing something here?
Also, having a problem with pixelaton that even when both the ddraw.ini and f1res.ini files are set to 8-bit, I get pixelation on the start up splash screen, videos, and portions of the in-game menus.
I went so far as to start with a clean install of Fallout1 and then just the latest version of the HiRes Patch (v3.0.5) and had no problems.
Any idea what it could be?
Thanks!
System:
Win 7 x64 Laptop
Clean install of Fallout 1 (using source from GOG)
Installed FIXT to same directory as Fallout 1
Extracted contents of Patch 1 to Fallout 1/FIXT directory (overwriting all)
Ran install.bat
Launched Fallout 1 using 64bit.bat
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Update: Figured it out. The Fallout 1 source uses a more recent version of ddraw.dll than the one that the Alpha 4 installs. Restoring the original one resolves the pixelation problem, but that required installing FIXT to a different directory.
Fallout 1: ddraw.dll 90112 11/28/2008 4:15:46PM
Alpha 4: ddraw.dll 114688 08/14/2007 10:44:26AM
Hope that helps.
Two items:
Wanted to comment that when extracting the Alpha 4 Patch 1 over the existing FIXIT directory (Alpha 4) that all of the Patch 1 files had a timestamp that was 2 hours earlier/older than what was in there. Is that right, or am I missing something here?
Also, having a problem with pixelaton that even when both the ddraw.ini and f1res.ini files are set to 8-bit, I get pixelation on the start up splash screen, videos, and portions of the in-game menus.
I went so far as to start with a clean install of Fallout1 and then just the latest version of the HiRes Patch (v3.0.5) and had no problems.
Any idea what it could be?
Thanks!
System:
Win 7 x64 Laptop
Clean install of Fallout 1 (using source from GOG)
Installed FIXT to same directory as Fallout 1
Extracted contents of Patch 1 to Fallout 1/FIXT directory (overwriting all)
Ran install.bat
Launched Fallout 1 using 64bit.bat
-------------------------------------------
Update: Figured it out. The Fallout 1 source uses a more recent version of ddraw.dll than the one that the Alpha 4 installs. Restoring the original one resolves the pixelation problem, but that required installing FIXT to a different directory.
Fallout 1: ddraw.dll 90112 11/28/2008 4:15:46PM
Alpha 4: ddraw.dll 114688 08/14/2007 10:44:26AM
Hope that helps.