[MikeNowo]

I downloaded the eduke zip "eduke32_win32_20120110-2247.zip" from your website at "http://dukeworld.duke4.net/eduke32/synthesis/20120110-2247/" which looks to be the latest, but when I run it I get an error saying "Unsupported OpenGL driver detected. GL modes will be unavailable.". Then if I click ok I go into Duke fine.

The problem is If I check the box for "Enable autoload folder" and the one for "Polymer" I DO NOT get high def, I still get that error and go into Eduke in reg resolution.

I have an older version of eduke32.exe that came with a DukePlus RAR file I found that doesn't have as many options on the setup screen and it works fine with high res, but has no option/checkboxes for the above options. Any idea why this 'latest' version with more options gives the opengl error and won't run high resolution?

[The Commander]

Try running it with the -forcegl command.

eduke32.exe -forcegl

[MikeNowo]

The Commander, on 11 January 2012 - 02:42 PM, said:

Try running it with the -forcegl command.

eduke32.exe -forcegl

Sweet that did the trick!

I got the older version to do everything I wanted in any case, but this is good to know if I go with a newer version for whatever reason heh

[Plagman]

Can you run the `glinfo` command in the EDuke32 console after running it with -forcegl, exit it and attach eduke32.log here?