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Hello everyone,
I was hoping somebody could help me out with what i think must be a bug or something.
Everytime i start up Medieval and i want to fight a battle, my selected units can't move because the cursor won't change into the moving cursor(it stays the arrowcursor.)
I've already downloaded the patch in the hope that it would solve my problem and re-installed the game for the third time but nothing seems to work....Has anybody had the same problem here and can he/she help me out??
My thanks already to anyone who can help me
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Korefuji
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Hi there, the first time I played it, i seem to had the same problem. Go to the properties of your video card and turn off the anti-aliasing mode. Select the one that says Allow aplications handle the line....(something like that I think, my windows is in spanish, so i dont know what really says)Anyway I fixed my problem with that, I hope it works for you.
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Thanks for your advice, i'm gonna change the anti-aliasing mode right away
Wish me luck http://www.totalwar.org/forum/non-cg...icons/wink.gif
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Let us know the results. Good luck.
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yup. believe it or not, this is actually a vid card issue or a directx issue. if the anti-aliasin thing doesnt work, try different vid card drivers and make sure you have directx 8.1 or better installed (though, there have been some problems with directx 9.0, so i'd stick to 8.1 if possible).
K.
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I hope it works for you bud Also a good hotkey when you are trying to set up formations for your army is the Alt Key. This allows you to place units without the cursor changing to the selection cursor.
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Thank you all for the advice given, sorry 'bout replying very late to you all, but my internet connection was gone for about 2 weeks..razza frazza darn internet companies http://www.totalwar.org/forum/non-cg...cons/angry.gif
Nevertheless, Total war works...it was indeed the thingie with the anti-aliasing Thanx Cedrik i owe you one
