Problems with Display

[yeah826]

Im have a problem seeing what is happening the game it seems that the display is messed up I have a new cpu so I don't know



For some reason I can't find the pics

[Tuxide]

It would help if we knew your operating system and stuff like that.

[macchesney]

And exactly what was wrong with the display..

[yeah826]

well the screen is all blurry and i can't see the peoples faces and thing and the wholes thing looks jumble i know this computer can play this game since I played games like rappelz and flyff so I know its probably not the computer

[Tuxide]

Well, knowing absolutely nothing about your computer, like what operating system you use, sure doesn't help.

[LigH]

Details, details, details! Please.

- CPU (intel / AMD / any other crap; speed in GHz)
- GPU (Nvidia / ATI / any other crap; exact chipset model = number and some letters, like GeForce 6800 GTS / Radeon 3650 HD)
- The exact version number of the used graphic driver, and if you still rely on the (possibly crippled) existing ones, or if you ever installed some from the graphic card manufacturer at all

As Rappelz appears to be a Windows game, you possibly play under Windows; so your screenshots would be in

C:\Documents and Settings\<your PC login account>\Application Data\PlaneShift\screenshots\

where "Application Data" is a hidden folder, unfortunately. So first set up your Windows Explorer to display hidden files.

The minimum requirements of Rappelz meet the requirements for PlaneShift. So I could imagine that you may have messed some options in the PlaneShift Setup tool, like you might have scaled down the texture quality to e.g. 1/X of the size, which would result in blurry textures.

[yeah826]

Okay I have a Windows XP
Over 222 GB available
I don't know the driver though

[LigH]

Processor and graphic card are important. Not the harddisk.

For the drivers:

Right-click on an empty space on the desktop, and click on the bottom entry in the appearing popup menu: "Properties", chose the "Settings" tab on top, and click the "Advanced" button. In the next dialog, the tab "Graphic card" will tell you details. There you can also click on the "Properties" button, and in the appearing next dialog, chose the "Driver" tab for version details.

[yeah826]

I guess ill just go back to playing text base games like this or something until Beta comes or I can make this better

[LigH]

If you don't even know your PC, and can't even answer basic questions about it, and are not even able to find anyone who is able to answer for you... As there is a minimum requirement for technology, there is also a minimum requirement for cooperation with those who try to help you.

[yeah826]

Well my Processer (I just found this out today) is a 6400 @ 2.13GHz
32 bit Operating System
It doesn't me my graphic card it just gives me what its rated out of 5 and its a 4.2

[Tuxide]

Okay I have a Windows XP

It doesn't me my graphic card it just gives me what its rated out of 5 and its a 4.2

You're not using Windoze XP, you're using Windoze Vista.

For your graphics card, in that same window, click on Device Manager; your card is listed under Display adapters.

It also helps to know what brand your processor is.

[yeah826]

Ok I have an Intel Core Processor