I just downloaded Nexiuz on my Vista and I've encountered many problems, each one making it impossible to play!
I enjoy multiplayer games so I tried multiplayer first, i put my name, chose to play as a marine and tried to connect to a server. I got to a screen that showed a loading symbol, a loading percentage thing and i saw what others were saying that were already playing. When it finished loading, an error message popped up saying an error had occured and i was automatically X-ed out of the game. This happens every time! For simgleplayer the half of the enviornments are missing. tHe floor and doors appear and dissapear and some objects dont appear at all! I need help plz!!

Your nexuiz installation might be broken. Multiplayer might have some issues, when map download process is interrupted, but single player should work without any issues. Check that your zip file was not corrupted.

Alien wrote:Your nexuiz installation might be broken. Multiplayer might have some issues, when map download process is interrupted, but single player should work without any issues. Check that your zip file was not corrupted.

OK I'll write again when I have time to check

OK I redownloaded it and have tried singleplayer! The enviornments are fixed but when i shoot it crashes!

Now I've tried multiplayer, crashes too...

Could we get some more informations than 'on my Vista' about your hardware? especially about your video card and its driver version.

If i have time...all I really do when i turn on my computer is check this thread and my email

DirectX* Version: 10.0
Physical Memory: 2037 MB
Minimum Graphics Memory: 8 MB
Maximum Graphics Memory: 384 MB
Graphics Memory in Use: 96 MB
Processor: x86 family 6 Model 15 Stepping 2
Processor Speed: 1862 MHZ
Vendor ID: 8086
Device ID: 29A2
Device Revision: 02


* Accelerator Information *

Accelerator in Use: Intel(R) G965 Express Chipset Family
Video BIOS: 1345
Current Graphics Mode: 1024 by 768 True Color (60 Hz)



~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Hmm...is that the right info? idk...

MangaWasabi wrote:Accelerator in Use: Intel(R) G965 Express Chipset Family

Probably the source of the problem. Load the game and in the options menu choose the 'low' video setting and hit apply. This will give you lower settings to troubleshoot the problem. It is quite likely that something like GLSL doesn't work with your driver or chipset.

I would also suggest not to go straight in to online play. Play through the single player and learn the movement and shooting in the game. This is the same for any game.

Wanna play PC games? Go and get a video card. Onboard video controllers are not capable of rendering at a reasonable speed. Basic knowledge.

Sorry for you

Ed wrote:

MangaWasabi wrote:Accelerator in Use: Intel(R) G965 Express Chipset Family

Probably the source of the problem. Load the game and in the options menu choose the 'low' video setting and hit apply. This will give you lower settings to troubleshoot the problem. It is quite likely that something like GLSL doesn't work with your driver or chipset.

I would also suggest not to go straight in to online play. Play through the single player and learn the movement and shooting in the game. This is the same for any game.

I know, i'm going to do single player when i get it to work, that's what I'm mostly trying to do right now, yeah when i saw Express Chipset myself i knew it must suck...but its weird cuz other high performance games work like The Sims series and the newer Simcities

Urmel wrote:Wanna play PC games? Go and get a video card. Onboard video controllers are not capable of rendering at a reasonable speed. Basic knowledge.

Sorry for you

<_> well you seem nice...
:O No, I just can't get a video card at the moment so I'll just try the low setting for now

And congratulations for me! I played it on low and it STILL failed! .... *sigh* I guess it just doesn't work on my computer...

MangaWasabi wrote:but its weird cuz other high performance games work like The Sims series and the newer Simcities

I wouldn't class those as being graphics intensive.

Are you running the latest drivers from Intel? Don't use the standard Windows ones.

Someone might have suggested this earlier, but try using Damn Small Nexuiz. It should have very low requirements.

Actually...no1 has suggested that...until now. :O Well...OK! I'll try it out later...

Ed said: Are you running the latest drivers from Intel? Don't use the standard Windows ones.

Sadly, I can't get new drivers and stuff right now so I need a way that doesnt involve getting new stuff

MangaWasabi wrote:Ed said: Are you running the latest drivers from Intel? Don't use the standard Windows ones.

Sadly, I can't get new drivers and stuff right now so I need a way that doesnt involve getting new stuff

Drivers are free to download, It may fix your issues, So why not???

Vista 32
http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?agr=Y&DwnldID=17297&lang=eng

Vista 64
http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?agr=Y&DwnldID=17300&lang=eng

Silica Gel: Do Not Eat wrote:

MangaWasabi wrote:Ed said: Are you running the latest drivers from Intel? Don't use the standard Windows ones.

Sadly, I can't get new drivers and stuff right now so I need a way that doesnt involve getting new stuff

Drivers are free to download, It may fix your issues, So why not???

:O I just can't right now.