Is it possible to 'force disable' mipmapping for Voodoo and / or Voodoo2 on the driver level or with 3rd party drivers?

The question is though, can PCem be configured in such a way that it Just Works? I think I've exhausted all the options of either emulating a system with a 2MB Voodoo card, or using the driver software to limit a Voodoo2 to 2MB, but maybe I'm missing something obvious.

That's the same setup I'm running (other than the processor speed, Pentium 166), and I've tried a Win95 Voodoo 1 setup as well. For me, it's randomly switched textures- starts small (for instance, when steering all the way to the left, the last steering wheel sprite might suddenly turn into a billbo...

Yes, official disc images from the Gold Edition and gold patch applied, running 3dfx version from the splash screen. Which PCem Voodo graphics settings, OS and Voodoo drivers are you using?

Gonzogar wrote: ↑Wed 14 Apr, 2021 1:54 pm If anyone has a doubt running this game send me a PM

Please do share the settings you used, I tried several different driver versions, Voodoo, Voodoo2, limiting memory in PCem v17, limiting texture memory via the Voodoo2 panel- no luck yet!

Great to hear this is still in development! I only recenty discovered PCem at v17 and am really enjoying it. As for things I'd like to see improved: I just posted in the compatibility thread that a lot of games appear to have issues with Voodoo / Voodoo 2 and (I assume) mipmapping support. If that c...

Core i7 975 Extreme Edition @ 3.33 Ghz
12GB RAM
GTX 1080 Ti
Windows 7 and Windows 10 dual boot

PCEM v17 comfortably runs 100Mhz Pentium, depending on the game can be pushed to 166Mhz with 3d accelaration.

Hi all, Not sure if this is the right topic to place this under, let me know and I'll edit or (re)move it. I recently discovered PCem (v17) and tried a lot of games on it. Most worked great, but there were a couple that either crashed or showed the same issues consistently accross several different ...