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Installation problem with dgVoodoo and FFXI was created by kraken. Hello, I tried to install reshade on FFXI by using dgVoodoo, following some tuto. But the installation seem to be wrong. Reshade is unable to be lauch and I have this message on DXGI even if dgVoodoo work. I have the same problem on 2 computer, the 2 are in Windows 7 64 bits. Open the dgvoodooCpl.exe in your DgVoodoo 2 folder Configure the DirectX settings based on what your machine can handle Launch FFXI, login, and enjoy! With dgVoodoo you can run the game at any resolution. It is also possible to use high Anti-Aliasing and Anisotropic filtering settings (via ATI/Nvidia Control Panel). Note that the game menus may load at a lower resolution. The ingame graphics settings menu may also indicate a (locked) game resolution of 640x480.
If you're experiencing corrupted or missing graphics, this can be corrected with the dgVoodoo DirectX wrapper. Download dgVoodoo (v2.51 or later) from here. Step 5 - dgVoodoo Setup As mentioned above, Fever was built for a much older version of DirectX, so in order to play on a Windows 10 machine, you'll have to download the dgVoodoo2 DirectX wrapper. Head on over to dege's place to get it, but do.not. download the most recent versions, as they do not seem to work.
- Download DgVoodoo 2 from here: http://dege.freeweb.hu/dgVoodoo2/dgVoodoo2.html
- Extract the .zip
- Go into the extracted folder, and COPY the MSD3D8.dll file
- Go to your PlayOnline folder where your pol.exe is located, mine is at SquareEnixPlayOnlineViewer
- Paste the MSD3D8.dll file into your PlayOnline folder
- Open the dgvoodooCpl.exe in your DgVoodoo 2 folder
- Configure the DirectX settings based on what your machine can handle
- Launch FFXI, login, and enjoy!
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The story is set in the fantasy world of Vana'diel, where player-created avatars can both compete and cooperate in a variety of objectives to develop an assortment of jobs, skills, and earn in-game item rewards. Players can undertake an array of quests and progress through the in-game hierarchy and through the major plot of the game. Since its debut in 2002, five expansion packs have been released along with six add-on scenarios. Each expansion pack and add-on brings a new major storyline to the Final Fantasy XI world, along with numerous areas, quests, events and item rewards.
In March 2015, Square Enix announced that Final Fantasy XI would receive one more final main scenario (spread out over three parts in 2015). The servers for the game PlayStation 2 and Xbox 360 versions will be shut down in 2016. A mobile client for the game is under development by Square Enix in collaboration with Korean developer Nexon,. A spinoff mobile game, Final Fantasy Grandmasters was released on September 30, 2015.
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Developer: Square Enix
Release: October 28, 2003 (NA)
Genre: MMORPG
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If you want a video tutorial, I made one here on youtube:
if you wanted a document version with different formatting: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1LC-Et_JrDIppk0dW2TBr9EFsCjF9-Ync2uR-jCh2MMQ/edit?usp=sharing
Things you will need in order to get the game going:
A copy of the game (you need to find it or buy it yourself)
DGVoodoo
Dege patch
Patcher
All the patches and dgvoodoo can be found in the resources tab.
First step is to run the setup.exe on the disc file. You can choose where you want to install the game, but this guide will assume that it is installed in the default position. Choose standard instead of space saving and let it install the game.
If the install doesn't run, there's a few things you can do to get around it. First open task manager and go to the details tab. Look for 32-bit setup launcher. When you find it, right click and select analyze wait chain. Close the programs you find in there and then run the setup again. This should work, if not you could also copy the donald folder on the disc file to the desktop, but it will create another issue you will need to fix later.
This next part is subject to change if a new patch is developed, but for now it is necessary for the most consistent performance. If on the patcher's github page there is a version 1.2 or newer you can ignore this step.
You will want to copy the GliDX6vf.dll and paste it in the DLL folder of the game. You can find the game by going to program files > Disney Interactive > Donald Duck by default. When you copy it over it should ask to replace the dll that is already there. You want to replace it with the new one.
Next you need the patcher. You will want the 1.0 version of the patch unless 1.2 or newer is out. You will want to copy the patcher into the donald duck folder that contains the donald.exe. If you see a Donald.exe.bak file you will want to delete it. It is not always there, and if it is not, it will not be a problem. When you run the patch, make sure to do it as admin and that it says it is successful. It should create a Donald.exe.bak file in the folder.
This patch is the same as changing the hex code, if you have seen if from another video. The 1.1 version also does this, but it doesn't fix the frame rate dropping issue as well as the dege patch.
There are different executables included with the dege patch dll that are supposed to be better for different aspect ratios. I have not had time to test them, but if you want they are available and they should not need the patcher on the speedrun.com resources page in order to work.
Next you will need to copy dgvoodoo as well as the dlls included with it into the donald duck folder where the donald.exe is. You will need to run dgvoodoo and confirm a few settings. Make sure that dgvoodoo has selected the right file by pressing the . button in the upper right corner. If you want to speedrun the game, you will need to make sure that Enumerate refresh rates is on and that in the glide and directx tabs, both resolutions are at 60hz and have forced vsync on. This locks the game at 60fps. If the game runs higher than 60fps it will run faster and will not be accepted on the leaderboard. If you are just looking to run the game, feel free to tinker with these things as much as you want.
And there, your game should be good to go. You can run donald.exe and begin playing.
A couple additional troubleshooting notes:
If you want the opening and ending videos, you will need to run the game in compatibility mode. This unfortunately interferes with the autosplitter for speedruns which is why most runners are not running this way. It will also make it harder to capture using obs. I usually use windows xp service pack 3.
If you get the 'graphics Dll not found' error, you will want to check this file: %LOCALAPPDATA%VirtualStoreWindowsUbiSoftubi.ini If the file is not in this exact location, you will want to create the path and then create the file with the contents of:
[Donald]
GLI_DllFile=GliDX6
GLI_Dll=DirectX6
GLI_Device=Direct3D HAL
GLI_Driver=display
InstallCount=1
Language=English
or
If you're experiencing corrupted or missing graphics, this can be corrected with the dgVoodoo DirectX wrapper. Download dgVoodoo (v2.51 or later) from here. Step 5 - dgVoodoo Setup As mentioned above, Fever was built for a much older version of DirectX, so in order to play on a Windows 10 machine, you'll have to download the dgVoodoo2 DirectX wrapper. Head on over to dege's place to get it, but do.not. download the most recent versions, as they do not seem to work.
- Download DgVoodoo 2 from here: http://dege.freeweb.hu/dgVoodoo2/dgVoodoo2.html
- Extract the .zip
- Go into the extracted folder, and COPY the MSD3D8.dll file
- Go to your PlayOnline folder where your pol.exe is located, mine is at SquareEnixPlayOnlineViewer
- Paste the MSD3D8.dll file into your PlayOnline folder
- Open the dgvoodooCpl.exe in your DgVoodoo 2 folder
- Configure the DirectX settings based on what your machine can handle
- Launch FFXI, login, and enjoy!
DGVoodoo2 - HomepointXI Wiki
The story is set in the fantasy world of Vana'diel, where player-created avatars can both compete and cooperate in a variety of objectives to develop an assortment of jobs, skills, and earn in-game item rewards. Players can undertake an array of quests and progress through the in-game hierarchy and through the major plot of the game. Since its debut in 2002, five expansion packs have been released along with six add-on scenarios. Each expansion pack and add-on brings a new major storyline to the Final Fantasy XI world, along with numerous areas, quests, events and item rewards.
In March 2015, Square Enix announced that Final Fantasy XI would receive one more final main scenario (spread out over three parts in 2015). The servers for the game PlayStation 2 and Xbox 360 versions will be shut down in 2016. A mobile client for the game is under development by Square Enix in collaboration with Korean developer Nexon,. A spinoff mobile game, Final Fantasy Grandmasters was released on September 30, 2015.
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Developer: Square Enix
Release: October 28, 2003 (NA)
Genre: MMORPG
Dgvoodoo Ffxi Setup
Platforms: PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 2, Android & iOS.
Publisher: Square Enix (PC, Xbox 360), Sony Computer Entertainment (PlayStation 2)
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By UI_JessUI_Jess. Last updated
If you want a video tutorial, I made one here on youtube:
if you wanted a document version with different formatting: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1LC-Et_JrDIppk0dW2TBr9EFsCjF9-Ync2uR-jCh2MMQ/edit?usp=sharing
Things you will need in order to get the game going:
A copy of the game (you need to find it or buy it yourself)
DGVoodoo
Dege patch
Patcher
All the patches and dgvoodoo can be found in the resources tab.
First step is to run the setup.exe on the disc file. You can choose where you want to install the game, but this guide will assume that it is installed in the default position. Choose standard instead of space saving and let it install the game.
If the install doesn't run, there's a few things you can do to get around it. First open task manager and go to the details tab. Look for 32-bit setup launcher. When you find it, right click and select analyze wait chain. Close the programs you find in there and then run the setup again. This should work, if not you could also copy the donald folder on the disc file to the desktop, but it will create another issue you will need to fix later.
This next part is subject to change if a new patch is developed, but for now it is necessary for the most consistent performance. If on the patcher's github page there is a version 1.2 or newer you can ignore this step.
You will want to copy the GliDX6vf.dll and paste it in the DLL folder of the game. You can find the game by going to program files > Disney Interactive > Donald Duck by default. When you copy it over it should ask to replace the dll that is already there. You want to replace it with the new one.
Next you need the patcher. You will want the 1.0 version of the patch unless 1.2 or newer is out. You will want to copy the patcher into the donald duck folder that contains the donald.exe. If you see a Donald.exe.bak file you will want to delete it. It is not always there, and if it is not, it will not be a problem. When you run the patch, make sure to do it as admin and that it says it is successful. It should create a Donald.exe.bak file in the folder.
This patch is the same as changing the hex code, if you have seen if from another video. The 1.1 version also does this, but it doesn't fix the frame rate dropping issue as well as the dege patch.
There are different executables included with the dege patch dll that are supposed to be better for different aspect ratios. I have not had time to test them, but if you want they are available and they should not need the patcher on the speedrun.com resources page in order to work.
Next you will need to copy dgvoodoo as well as the dlls included with it into the donald duck folder where the donald.exe is. You will need to run dgvoodoo and confirm a few settings. Make sure that dgvoodoo has selected the right file by pressing the . button in the upper right corner. If you want to speedrun the game, you will need to make sure that Enumerate refresh rates is on and that in the glide and directx tabs, both resolutions are at 60hz and have forced vsync on. This locks the game at 60fps. If the game runs higher than 60fps it will run faster and will not be accepted on the leaderboard. If you are just looking to run the game, feel free to tinker with these things as much as you want.
And there, your game should be good to go. You can run donald.exe and begin playing.
A couple additional troubleshooting notes:
If you want the opening and ending videos, you will need to run the game in compatibility mode. This unfortunately interferes with the autosplitter for speedruns which is why most runners are not running this way. It will also make it harder to capture using obs. I usually use windows xp service pack 3.
If you get the 'graphics Dll not found' error, you will want to check this file: %LOCALAPPDATA%VirtualStoreWindowsUbiSoftubi.ini If the file is not in this exact location, you will want to create the path and then create the file with the contents of:
[Donald]
GLI_DllFile=GliDX6
GLI_Dll=DirectX6
GLI_Device=Direct3D HAL
GLI_Driver=display
InstallCount=1
Language=English
or
[Donald]
GLI_DllFile=GliDX6
GLI_Dll=DirectX6
GLI_Device=Direct3D HAL
GLI_Driver=display
InstallCount=19
Language=English
GLI_Mode=1 - 640 x 480 x 16
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This error normally occurs when the installer isn't run. The file location and name need to be exactly the same or it doesn't work.
If you run the game and nothing happens or it is only in the background of the task manager, it is likely that either something is preventing it from running or that the patch did not work correctly. I'd make sure to double check that antivirus software isn't preventing it, and that the patch did work. If the game has the same issue after this, you should look into disabling dep on windows. It has prevented a few people from launching the game in the past.
If you are having issues with missing textures, white textures, and textures disappearing, enable fast video memory access in the directx section of dgvoodoo.
If you get the error 'Donald CD not found' you need to mount the CD and run the game again. As far as I am aware there is not a cracked version of the game.
If on restart of the computer, the donald.exe is gone, it is likely there is another donald.exe somewhere in the same drive. You will want to delete the one you are not using to play the game.
Dgvoodoo Setup Ffxi
That is about everything I can think of to get the game running on windows 10 in the most stable way possible. If you need help getting the game to work, feel free to contact me on discord, twitter or youtube.
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Special thanks to:
Robin
Spitfire_x86
Rib
Dege
AMathMonkey
For getting the game to the place that it is today.
