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Problem of visualization.
Posted: 11.05.2008, 02:09
by zyenth
I've installed Celestia 1.5.1 for Windows. My operational system is Windows XP.
I've got this problem. I don't know what it mean:
My graphic card is
VIA chrome9 HC IGP.
Monitor
LG Studioworks 561AProcessor
Intel Dual Core @ 1.80GhzRam
512 DDR2Sorry for any error in the language. I'm brazilian.
Re: Problem of visualization.
Posted: 11.05.2008, 08:59
by selden
This problem is caused by a bug in the VIA graphics driver.
An updated driver should be available for free on the Web site of the company which made your computer.
Re: Problem of visualization.
Posted: 11.05.2008, 19:06
by zyenth
selden wrote:This problem is caused by a bug in the VIA graphics driver.
An updated driver should be available for free on the Web site of the company which made your computer.
OK, I'll try. Thanks.
Re: Problem of visualization.
Posted: 11.05.2008, 21:48
by zyenth
I can not find the driver on the internet. I do not know how to do it. Where I download and how I install.
Re: Problem of visualization.
Posted: 12.05.2008, 00:23
by doyarzo
hello!!.. i just downloaded and installed Celestia v.1.5.1 and the only thing i get is red planets and comets. Im using Windows XP; I have 512Mb of RAM and an NVIDIA G-FORCE FX-5200 grafics accelerator... i dont know wats happening and how to solve it.. please help!!!
PS: Im sorry bout the englizh... im form Chile.
Thanks!!
Re: Problem of visualization.
Posted: 12.05.2008, 00:54
by ANDREA
zyenth wrote:I can not find the driver on the internet. I do not know how to do it. Where I download and how I install.
Zyenth, you could make a short search with Google to find the result.
I made it for you, so download the new drivers from here:
http://www.yournewdriver.com/VIA_Chrome9_HC_IGP_9825.htmIt was not so difficult, anyway.
Bye
Andrea
Re: Problem of visualization.
Posted: 12.05.2008, 08:14
by linuxm@n
My graphic card is VIA chrome9 HC IGP.
Monitor LG Studioworks 561A
Processor Intel Dual Core @ 1.80Ghz
Ram 512 DDR2
Somebody else have the same problem on the french celestia forum
The topic is here:
http://www.ikiru.ch/celestia/forum/view ... ?f=5&t=463EDIT may 13
With via chrome this solution was found:
I solved the problem and it should work for the person who created this post.
Simply remove the hardware acceleration card .... it works .... Certainly that is slower but removing a few details the result is quite correct.
For neophytes: config panel display / / Advanced / troubleshooting / then move the cursor to the left.
Re: Problem of visualization.
Posted: 12.05.2008, 09:59
by Fightspit
doyarzo wrote:hello!!.. i just downloaded and installed Celestia v.1.5.1 and the only thing i get is red planets and comets. Im using Windows XP; I have 512Mb of RAM and an NVIDIA G-FORCE FX-5200 grafics accelerator... i dont know wats happening and how to solve it.. please help!!!
PS: Im sorry bout the englizh... im form Chile.
Thanks!!
You just go to the Nvdia download drivers page and select your model:
http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx?lang=en-us
Re: Problem of visualization.
Posted: 13.05.2008, 05:06
by doyarzo
Fightspit wrote:doyarzo wrote:hello!!.. i just downloaded and installed Celestia v.1.5.1 and the only thing i get is red planets and comets. Im using Windows XP; I have 512Mb of RAM and an NVIDIA G-FORCE FX-5200 grafics accelerator... i dont know wats happening and how to solve it.. please help!!!
PS: Im sorry bout the englizh... im form Chile.
Thanks!!
You just go to the Nvdia download drivers page and select your model:
http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx?lang=en-us
Hey!!!... thx for the reply.. but i already have the drivers installed... i run the OpenGL test on Celestia and it said i coul only run 4 textures at a time... i dont know what that really means.. but i think my problem could be on that direction (or not?).... i wish someone could tell me how to manage the textures so i can make sure im not trying to use more than 4 at a time!... Thank you very much!!.. hoping reply..
Bye!
Re: Problem of visualization.
Posted: 13.05.2008, 10:03
by selden
Red globes means that the vertex shader routines are reporting an error. This is usually caused by obsolete or damaged OpenGL drivers.
Try re-downloading and re-installing Nvidia's current drivers. If it still fails after you've done that, provide a copy of shaders.log. Celestia creates it in the directory where you invoke it, usually on the desktop.