Polybian triarii messed up texture

**Tretii** · 04-27-2007, 23:34

Has anyone experienced this?

**Foot** · 04-28-2007, 01:05

Your graphics setting are likely set very low. I would suggest, if your computer can handle it, pushing unit detail up to high.

Foot

**L.C.Cinna** · 04-28-2007, 11:08

I hav the same problem with triarii sometimes and my settings are on high

**Tretii** · 04-28-2007, 13:00

Originally Posted by Foot

Your graphics setting are likely set very low. I would suggest, if your computer can handle it, pushing unit detail up to high.

Foot

My setting are on high. At least units textures are.

**AngryAngelDD** · 04-28-2007, 13:13

a strange thing

used high on my old Geforce 6600GT as well as my new 7900GS.

perhaps this is a driver issue....i use 93.71 for my nvidia cards.
this driver works well for me.

i suggest to change the driver version (perhaps even to an older one) for your card.

**Tretii** · 04-28-2007, 13:29

Originally Posted by AngryAngelDD

a strange thing

used high on my old Geforce 6600GT as well as my new 7900GS.

perhaps this is a driver issue....i use 93.71 for my nvidia cards.
this driver works well for me.

i suggest to change the driver version (perhaps even to an older one) for your card.

Thanx I will try messing up with drivers.

**Watchman** · 04-28-2007, 18:27

Looks mostly like the trippy stuff you get when the model and texture don't mesh. But unless you've messed around with the relevant descr_model_battle entry (or there's something wrong with it, or the relevant texture) I'm puzzled as to what'd be causing it, especially as at a distance like that it shouldn't be giving you that "stick figure death theatre" show. You know, limbs all pointy and so on.

**Tretii** · 04-30-2007, 15:08

Originally Posted by Watchman

Looks mostly like the trippy stuff you get when the model and texture don't mesh. But unless you've messed around with the relevant descr_model_battle entry (or there's something wrong with it, or the relevant texture) I'm puzzled as to what'd be causing it, especially as at a distance like that it shouldn't be giving you that "stick figure death theatre" show. You know, limbs all pointy and so on.

In video options, I've turned the shadows off and textures returned to normal. But only when you zoom. When you are zoomed out, it's steel messed up. Anyway, it's partial solution at least.