In another topic, i asked how could i enable Warp3D support for BVision cards.
One of you guys (sorry for not remember your nick) told me how i should proceed, and told me that none of the games you tested works. He had some glitches and control problems.
Well, i finally made the Warp3D drivers work (i've been stupid. Used the Mediator Warp3D drivers . . .), and had the same glitches mentioned.
But i noticed that it happens even if the Warp3D wasn't in use. Running Payback using software rendering gave me the same problems.
Well, the bottom line is, the problem is related to the lowlevel.library included in the MOS install.
All you have to do, is to use the lowlevel.library that you already had in your AmigaOS 3.9 install. Just copy it over libs: in the MOS partition.
But remember, you have to delete, or rename (wich i recommend) the lowlevel.library in the MOSSYS:Libs/ directory.
Yes, it was me who made that post. Thanks for the great tip. Problem is solved now, indeed! GLQuake still crashes, though. I wonder if there is a fix or a MOS version for this.
