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I believe this is due to a conflict between the VESA driver and the operating system and not NOLFB.

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Some newer video chipsets (most notably those based on the GeForce4 series) do not support VESA with resolutions above 640x480 under Windows NT/2K/XP.

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If your graphics adapter does not support standard VESA modes (such as 640x480x8) in any DOS application, then this patch will not help you.

NOLFB does not add any new VESA modes to your computer! In fact it does just the opposite.

If the application does not run in segmented video mode, then it will exit with a visible error message instead of a black or jumbled screen.

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NOLFB will only fix DOS VESA 2.0 applications that have a fallback code that supports the segmented video modes (from VESA 1.2).

If you have the game installed in a different directory, then you need to modify step 2 so it has the correct directory.

At the command prompt, type: "EXIT" and press enter.

At the command prompt, type: "DUKE3D" and press enter.

At the command prompt, type: "NOLFB" and press enter.

At the command prompt, type: "CD \DUKE3D" and press enter.

Double-clicking on NOLFB.COM in the windows explorer will NOT work! If you're unfamiliar with DOS commands, then please follow these instructions:įor my example, I will assume that you have your game installed in the C:\DUKE3D\ directory and a copy of NOLFB.COM extracted into the same directory (also C:\DUKE3D\). You must run this program at the command prompt. NOLFB.ZIP (1,350 bytes) A TSR that patches the VESA driver by fooling DOS programs into thinking the VESA 2.0 linear framebuffer modes aren't supported. (If you don't believe me, type "duke3d > error.txt" at the command prompt and look at error.txt after running it :) Here's my workaround: Unfortunately, the screen is usually black or jumbled at this point, so to most people, it looks like a crash. My programs exit to DOS with this error message: "DPMI_mapPhysicalToLinear() failed!". Under WinNT/2K/XP, this call always fails. Here's the problem: When DOS programs initialize the VESA 2.0 linear framebuffer mode, one of the steps (after the screen mode is set) is using DPMI function call (ax=0x800) to map video memory into a linear space. That means a lot of my old programs that used to work on Windows 98 don't work anymore.

VESA 2.0 patch for Windows NT/2000/XP () Tired of 320x200? With this, you can play in hi-res again :)

11/?/1998: Extreme PaintBrawl (Head Games,Activision)įor a video history of the Build Engine, with excerpts from most of the above mentioned games, check out this video made by CuteFloor:.06/?/1998: NAM/Napalm/WWII GI (TNT Team,GT Interactive).10/?/1996: Fate (Capstone,Intracorp) (cancelled).?/?/1994: Rock'n'Shaolin:Legend of the Seven Paladins 3D (shouldn't have been released).: Redneck Rampage Rides Again (Xatrix,Interplay).?/?/1997: Redneck Deer Huntin' (Xatrix,Interplay).12/?/1996: Powerslave / Exhumed (Lobotomy,Playmates Interactive Ent.).05/?/1996: Witchaven II: Blood Vengeance (Capstone,Intracorp).08/?/1995: William Shatner's TekWar (Capstone,Intracorp).: Shadow Warrior (3DRealms,GT Interactive).: Duke Nukem 3D (3DRealms,GT Interactive).Games I was heavily involved with - aka the "big 3": : Ion Fury (VoidPoint,3DRealms): based on modern port of Build: features from JonoF's port, which were later incorporated into EDuke32.Maybe you've seen me in the credits of these games (original release dates shown): Notable games developed using the Build engine include Witchaven, TekWar, Shadow Warrior, Blood, PowerSlave and Redneck Rampage. The Build engine, upon which Duke Nukem 3D was constructed, went on to become the most successful engine in terms of number of games released, a record still maintained at the date of this writing (May, 1999), with 12 published games. I found this excellent quote on the Apogee/3DRealms website: You can find more information at Jonathon's site: Polymost is an extension to the Build Engine code, featuring OpenGL support with true look up/down, MD2/MD3 models, and high resolution textures. On, Jonathon Fowler released the first Build Engine port to use my "POLYMOST" technology. On, Do not hesitate to check out BUILD2! I made this graphic for the intro screen of my Build "test" game. Ken Silverman's Build Engine Page Ken Silverman's Build Engine Page