Dungeon Siege 1 Patch ITALY
Originally posted by:Hi, sorry for the necro, but I just wanted to pitch in and say that dgVoodoo worked for me after I couldn't figure out how to get the game to be in windowed mode and also larger resolution. There is no need to follow the instructions as stated by the OP; just use dgVoodoo.However, I experienced a lot of lag trying to run the game with only 256 MB of VRAM, so I chose dgVoodoo's Virtual 3D card instead and picked 1024 MB. Helped a lot. I did some other tweaks, as described below.-Here are my dgVoodoo settings (1440p, 59 Hz):Here are my DSLOA.exe command-line arguments (just in case; they also work for dungeonsiege.exe):nointro=true fullscreen=false nospacecheck=true bltonly=trueHere are my scaling settings on Windows 10:-Troubleshooting - FreezingI noticed that if I DON'T make DungeonSiege.ini read-only with custom resolution settings, the game can fail to load and just freeze. To fix this, I opened up the ini and wrote in the following settings:driverdescription = NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070 - Hardwarewidth = 2432height = 1368bpp = 32It looks like this (make sure DungeonSiege.ini is read-only after this):To find driverdescription, just run DSVideoConfig.exe and copy it exactly from the list. Lol i was troubleshooting and i accidently tested a resolution of 900x1440(not a real resolution)and i didn't get the error despite the the fact that the height exceeded my monitor's height(1920x1080).
Sadly the game rendered as if my monitor was bigger, this would explain why this crash is occuring because the game isn't using dynamic super resolution for some reason.edit: for some reason if i unplug my second monitor the game's framerate tanks from 150 fps to 20 fps, it may somehow be trying to use my cpu's graphics even though my monitor is plugged into my graphics card. I realise this is an old discussion but you seem to be the only person out there to have been able to run DS at 4k. Any idea why I am unable to run this at a native resolution of 3840x2160? I've edited the systemdetail.gas file, and tried the command line option to force the resolution. The software loads and I can make a character but that's as far as I can get before I get an error that says to the effect of: d3d initialization failure: Dungeon Siege was unable to properly create a 3d graphics device.
Then I get a critical error (want to mention the game does run at 1920x1080, just will not run at my native 4k, or 2560x1440 at all). Download both of those files. Installation is simple place the resolutions.dsres in the resources folder of yur DS1 installation and replace the systemdetail.gas file with the one you downloaded.This may or may not work but what you should do is select a functional resolution in the main menu and then create a game and attempt to the change the resolution ingame to a higher one.I attempted to run DS1 in 4k upscaled but I was unable to replicate what I had done previously that allowed it to function. I have however determined that DS1 seems to cap the horizontal resolution to the maximum width of your monitor, but no such cap affects vertical resolution. This means while 2560x1440 is an invalid resolution on a 1920x1080 monitor; 1920x1440 is not.Additionally altering the.ini with the paremeter fullscreen=false and using DSR to change your desktop resolution to 3840x2160 will allow you to run DS1 in a 1920x1080 window that only takes a 1/4 of the screen. However attempting to run DS1 in a 1920x1080 window on a 1920x1080 desktop resolution will give an error saying the resolution is too big for GDI to process. Awesome post!
I couldn't get 1920x1080 to appear in the DSVideoConfig.exe but after I updated it I then noticed it changed DungeonSiege.ini file so I adjusted the resolution in there but I'm still not running at that resolution yet.In my case I didn't need to replace the dungeonsiege.exe there was a catch. I can not start Dungeon Siege from Steam but instead have to use a Shortcut to the DungeonSiege.exe and while Steam is running it loads up fine.Using ATI DeviceID.exe to setup my GeForce GTX 670.VendorID: 0x10DEDeviceID: 0x1189. OK thanks for the posts guys.I think i got it.1.DS1 will not run under 2560x1440 period, but it will run 1920x1200 with simple shadows. Seems it works only with 4x3 resolutions, at least for me.
I did get one resolution popup error, but click OK through it and the game runs fine.1. Go to dungeon seige directory (DRIVEProgram Files (x86)SteamSteamAppscommonDungeon Siege 12. Run DSVideoConfig.exe3. Click OK with no changes (this generates the resolution entries in your ini)4. Go to dungeon seige folder in your user profile (C:UsersyourUserDocumentsDungeon Siege)5. Edit DungeonSiege.ini6. Enter correct resolutions7.
Start up game and select simple shadows in video resolution9. In real time. I just got dgvoodoo 2.53 set up.The way it runs is a bit counter intuitive.Posting some quick steps here if anybody else wants to try. It didn't take long at all. If you do the set up and use Emperor's configuration settings, You too can DS1 eye candy. It looks pretty damn good.1. Download Dgvoodoo 2.53 or latest stable version.2.
Extract the zip to someplace like a temp folder. You are going to copy some files to the game directory, and if you need to set up a 2nd game, you will come back for these files.3. You need to figure out if the game is a DX (Microsoft) or Glide (GL) graphics format.
For Dungeon siege it's DX/MS.4. Copy the following files out of the Dgvoodoo extracted folder and paste them into the game directory located at DRIVEProgram Files (x86)SteamSteamAppscommonDungeon Siege 1a. Run dgVoodooSetup.exe and use the screen shots in preceding post to configure, apply, then close dgvoodoosetup.
Now.for the counter intuitive part.6. Just run the game, from steam, from the exe, it doesn't matter. DGVoodoo does it's thing and it looks amazing.Thanks again Emperor and cheers all. Hi, sorry for the necro, but I just wanted to pitch in and say that dgVoodoo worked for me after I couldn't figure out how to get the game to be in windowed mode and also larger resolution. There is no need to follow the instructions as stated by the OP; just use dgVoodoo.However, I experienced a lot of lag trying to run the game with only 256 MB of VRAM, so I chose dgVoodoo's Virtual 3D card instead and picked 1024 MB.
Helped a lot. I did some other tweaks, as described below.-Here are my dgVoodoo settings (1440p, 59 Hz):Here are my DSLOA.exe command-line arguments (just in case; they also work for dungeonsiege.exe):nointro=true fullscreen=false nospacecheck=true bltonly=trueHere are my scaling settings on Windows 10:-Troubleshooting - FreezingI noticed that if I DON'T make DungeonSiege.ini read-only with custom resolution settings, the game can fail to load and just freeze. To fix this, I opened up the ini and wrote in the following settings:driverdescription = NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070 - Hardwarewidth = 2432height = 1368bpp = 32It looks like this (make sure DungeonSiege.ini is read-only after this):To find driverdescription, just run DSVideoConfig.exe and copy it exactly from the list. Originally posted by:Hi, sorry for the necro, but I just wanted to pitch in and say that dgVoodoo worked for me after I couldn't figure out how to get the game to be in windowed mode and also larger resolution.
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There is no need to follow the instructions as stated by the OP; just use dgVoodoo.However, I experienced a lot of lag trying to run the game with only 256 MB of VRAM, so I chose dgVoodoo's Virtual 3D card instead and picked 1024 MB. Helped a lot. I did some other tweaks, as described below.-Here are my dgVoodoo settings (1440p, 59 Hz):Here are my DSLOA.exe command-line arguments (just in case; they also work for dungeonsiege.exe):nointro=true fullscreen=false nospacecheck=true bltonly=trueHere are my scaling settings on Windows 10:-Troubleshooting - FreezingI noticed that if I DON'T make DungeonSiege.ini read-only with custom resolution settings, the game can fail to load and just freeze. To fix this, I opened up the ini and wrote in the following settings:driverdescription = NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070 - Hardwarewidth = 2432height = 1368bpp = 32It looks like this (make sure DungeonSiege.ini is read-only after this):To find driverdescription, just run DSVideoConfig.exe and copy it exactly from the list. 1971 marlette mobile home serial number.
So I used to love this game back in the day. I never made it far because it was on a friend's PC.I currently own a copy of the game from steam, downloaded a fix provided by the community which unlocks legends of aranna for use. Game starts fine, create a character; good.
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Once the game starts up and the cinematics start playing though. There's graphical glitches everywhere. I've followed guides that state people have got it working on windows 7, but on my copy of windows 8.1 I've had no luck. I've tried compatibility mode, tried using DS video config and choosing the option without TNL, still the same glitches. If anyone has any ideas, please post here.I've also tried using the dungeon siege 2 systemdetail.gas file fix, which supposedly WILL work for dungeon siege one. Problem is, the download website appears to be down.
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Hi!I'm not sure how relevant would be this comment seeing this post was made 4 months ago.Anyway, I experienced the same issue with the game's graphics and found this (you may have already saw this thread).Basically I changed the properties to run in compatibility mode for WinXP SP3 and as Administrator for all users, then added the mentioned options in the link to the shortcut of the game.Now it works without any problem (currently running Win10 upgraded from Win8.1).Hope it helps!Edit: Formatting.