Help I Can't Get Final Fantasy 7 to Work

dummyscissor · February 20th, 2009, 00:17

Hey i'm having problems with getting this all set up. What are the best configuration for Final Fantasy VII? Also what plugins would work best for that. My video card is a RIVA TNT2 MODEL64. The first time i tried it it said missing render-texture extension and the second time all i got was a blank black screen

HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

**jonc2006** · February 20th, 2009, 00:31

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eternalwinter · February 21st, 2009, 02:27

^ Yep

It also helps to look at the descriptions for video settings under your video plugins (like Pete's) where it tells you how it modifies the game's graphics and there are even options on Pete's plugins (correct me if I'm wrong) that have special fixes for games like FF7 and FF9 that don't often occur in other games.

As long as you have some understanding of what happens when you click certain settings, you shouldn't need instructions on how to configure your settings unless you want a specific details on what those settings do. Otherwise, experimenting with different settings and knowing what your graphics card is capable of handling is essential in getting the best settings for your emulator.

It is also helpful to know that different games need different settings so you should be aware of that if you believe that one setting fits them all; it doesn't!

Once you have these basics down, you should be fine on configuring your emulator. Hope I helped you some way.

February 20th, 2009, 00:17	#1
dummyscissor Registered User Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: USA Posts: 1	Help I Can't Get Final Fantasy 7 to Work Hey i'm having problems with getting this all set up. What are the best configuration for Final Fantasy VII? Also what plugins would work best for that. My video card is a RIVA TNT2 MODEL64. The first time i tried it it said missing render-texture extension and the second time all i got was a blank black screen HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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February 20th, 2009, 00:31	#2
jonc2006 Mod of Douchebagness™ Join Date: May 2006 Location: USA MD Posts: 9,793	http://forums.ngemu.com/generic-epsx...e-windows.html http://forums.ngemu.com/problems-gam...-you-post.html please remember to check the stickies from now on, you will find everything you need to know the majority of the time. __________________ Antec 900/Antec Truepower Quattro 1000W/eVGA 780i SLI/Windows XP Media SP2 & Windows Vista Ultimate 32-bit SP1/Intel Core 2 Duo E8400@4.0GHz/Dual eVGA e-Geforce GTX280 1GB DDR3 SLI Enabled/Creative SB X-Fi XtremeGamer/Corsiar XMS2 4GB (2x2GB) PC2-6400 DDR2/Dual WD Caviar SE16 500GB 7200RPM HDDs The Official jonc2006™ Emotion Chart. Courtesy of PCXL-Fan after he tried to steal my identity on Steam because I am so awesome. Official jonc2006™ Fan Club Official jonc2006™ Trophy Collection

February 21st, 2009, 02:27	#3
eternalwinter Unregistered User Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: USA, WA Posts: 31	^ Yep It also helps to look at the descriptions for video settings under your video plugins (like Pete's) where it tells you how it modifies the game's graphics and there are even options on Pete's plugins (correct me if I'm wrong) that have special fixes for games like FF7 and FF9 that don't often occur in other games. As long as you have some understanding of what happens when you click certain settings, you shouldn't need instructions on how to configure your settings unless you want a specific details on what those settings do. Otherwise, experimenting with different settings and knowing what your graphics card is capable of handling is essential in getting the best settings for your emulator. It is also helpful to know that different games need different settings so you should be aware of that if you believe that one setting fits them all; it doesn't! Once you have these basics down, you should be fine on configuring your emulator. Hope I helped you some way.