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[Wahreez McDermot]

I am able to run the 4:3 night mod on my compy, with 8800GT with 512MB graphics memory. I have to run it in 16-bit though instead of 32-bit. I just use VP-man to launch VP9 in 16-bit. However, this same trick does not work for me with the FS version of this same table. I re-imported all the images after converting to 24-bit with irfanview (A decent bit of work). However, the problem remained for me on the FS version. If I rotate the table to standard view or shrink it down a lot I can load it. For me though it seems to be an issue of running out of graphics card memory. This is with the fading GI lighting, not the standard version. Standard 4:3 and/or FS version work fine for me.

-Wahreez

[unclewilly]

someone asked me for the 8 step dimming gi version of this table, but i accidently deleted the pm. Anyway i hope you get this. here is a link to it:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=XUTPLCL6

[lettuce]

someone asked me for the 8 step dimming gi version of this table, but i accidently deleted the pm. Anyway i hope you get this. here is a link to it:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=XUTPLCL6

So is this version a better looking version than your original NM FS post UW?

[unclewilly]

someone asked me for the 8 step dimming gi version of this table, but i accidently deleted the pm. Anyway i hope you get this. here is a link to it:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=XUTPLCL6

So is this version a better looking version than your original NM FS post UW?

it's the same exact table but instead on just on and of for the gi lighting it does the full 8 step fading gi. this particular table was one of the few that takes advantage of the fading gi. I didn't release this version because it is very CPU/gpu intensive. try out the 4:3 version and if it works with your pc illsend you a link for the fs version

[The Loafer]

Due to my astronomy hobby and the need to do post processing of larger images due to my new camera (and the generosity of my wife...), I was FORCED to finally upgrade from the old dinosaur 2.4ghz desktop I had. I will now be using an I7 quad 860 with 8 gigs of ram and an ATI 5850 1 gig video card.

What's the relevance? All this to say, I can't wait to try your TOTAN with the new PC Scott, as it was a bit rough with the older card and I'm curious how the 8 step table will do with it. FYI, this video card is destined to be in my pincab, so that's a heavy purchase done.