DjSaturn wrote:Looks great!

We need someone that speaks perfect Russian and English so they can help them though!!!

Or just translate the russian with google translate and have a grammar nazi sift through.

Dropping my two cents here: I was having the same "crash after launcher" problem, in a Win7 64 bit environment, with an AMD HD 6850. My solution was to: * Run the program in Compatibility Mode for Windows XP SP3 , * disable visual themes , * disable desktop composition , * disable display scaling o...

Nemet Robert wrote:Have you tried disabling the Aero theme Vista/7 comes with?

No, but just tried it now. Same thing.

Okay so I've determined that the problem probably isn't anything to do with our graphics cards. I updated my drivers and ran a DirectX diagnostic. The results: http://puu.sh/2LBfG.png http://puu.sh/2LBn2.png The problem is persisting beyond the safe mode encounters. This implies the program is thin...

EUREKA! I got it figured out! The problem WAS interference with Third-Perty technology UNRELATED to Blitz3D altogether. The problem is Wacom Tablets! If you are experienceing this issue, then chances are, you are using a Wacom™ Drawing Tablet. This tablet is interfering with your game's launching m...

Why do you have two executable files for the game? Did you change something inside the game files? It's probably the debug.exe and graphics.exe in the earlier posts. I also updated, but deleted the folder and created a new folder first to make sure. Still doesn't work. I hope this issue gets fixed,...

Experimantal wrote:Uhhh... I really wonder why it was working last year and doesn't work with the newest versions of the game...

It was? Can you link me to a DL of that?

MonocleBios wrote:Blitz doesn't really tell you what they are...

Blitz Website wrote: Requirements: Windows 95/98/ME/2000/XP/Vista/7; Hardware accelerated video card; DirectX7 or greater.

Well, obviously those aren't the only ones.

Windows 7 with DirectX11.

That happened to me too in other games and it was a problem with the resolution Try this: Go to options.cfg and change "width = [number]" and "height = [number]" with the native resolution of your computer monitor Then, change "launcher enabled = true" and write "launcher enabled = false" Launch th...

MonocleBios wrote:The only thing I can think of at this point is to update your graphics drivers and direct x. Either that or you'll have to wait for a port to c++ or a language that doesn't require obtuse run-time requirements.

It'd be nice to know the system requirements. What are they?