GlQuake

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From: James Christie
Date: Mon, 27 Dec 2004 19:15

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I know this is slightly off topic but the quake ng seems to have died a 
death.
Got a bit bored the other night playing BF1942 so I reinstalled Quake, 
and Team Fortress, everything is ok (thought took me a while to remember 
all the console commands!) but I cant run Glquake, can only do it in 
software mode.
The error message is "cant find glide2x.dll". Now if memory serves me 
right you need a Voodoo card for that, but I've got a Geforce 4. Does 
anyone have any solution or a patch to enable me to play in 3dfx?
And I have tried dling the glide2x and bunging it in my System32 folder, 
but that doesn't work.
-- 
Regards,

James Christie

"Luck is my middle name," he said, indistinctly.
"Mind you, my first name is Bad."

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