CS Network Hell

[S-Gray]

Mmmm, i just put my CS Retail Game onto my Second Computer which is Networked to my Main Computer today.

Well, my 2nd Computer has a Decent Spec. w/ its Graf Card a Voodoo 3 2000 - 16mb.

At first when i went to Create LAN Game (My Main Comp been the Serve), my Second Computer wouldn't Connect to it, but when i did it the other way round.. it worked!

Also... on my Second Computer, its VERY Blocky, i have put the Resolution down to 800*600 and its crap.

What happens is, its all Jagged and vey Unclear, and its like Lag but Faster... (???).


Lol, its a pain in the Arse computer basically.. i have no sound for it or oute.. so whoever is playin on it is one poor bastard hehe...


does anyone know any solutions?

 

[S-Gray]

awww lol, does no one have an answer? ah bugger lol

 

[old.Psy2k]

Make sure you've gone to Config>Video>Video Modes> and then set it to OpenGL and the drive as 3dfx

 

[S-Gray]

Your correct there, i remembered because i found an OpenGL setup Program in my Program Files.. and then it clicked that this Voodoo is an OpenGL Card, so i set it up, and it works perfect... too damn perfect.. its damn better than my GeForce 2


Thanks aways

 

[old.Hooligun]

I have the network problem too.

In my case my old machine is Win95, the newer one is Win98.

The Win95 won't connect to the Win98 so I have to run the server
on the Win95 machine (P166 @ 200Mhz) and connect from the Win98 which makes for 15fps game on the old machine (Voodoo2).

Under Windows networking the Win95 cannot see the Win98 machine either.

I'm told that this is a known problem but nobody has been able to point me in the direction of a fix / patch.

 

[old.Chr0n0]

new PC time

to run it in a respectable res run it in OpenGL
Ur voodoo shud b able 2 but if not get a new card
Gforce 3