BSU Demo 3 Help

[MidnightXS]

So I go to start it and it asks me to type the folder of the stage I want to play. What do I do after that? I press enter and it freezes.

So, for example, if I wanted to play 'Oceans Bay', would this be correct in the XML?


<?xml version="1.0"?>
<stagelist>
<stage folder="Oceans Bay"/>
<stage location="stage"></stage>
<stage2 location="stage2"></stage2>
<stage3 location="stage3"></stage3>
<stage4 location="stage4"></stage4>
<stage5 location="stage5"></stage5>
<stage6 location="stage6"></stage6>
<stage7 location="stage7"></stage7>
<stage8 location="stage8"></stage8>
<stage9 location="stage9"></stage9>
<stage10 location="stage10"></stage10>
<stage11 location="stage11"></stage11>
<stage12 location="stage12"></stage12>
<stage13 location="stage13"></stage13>
<stage14 location="stage14"></stage14>
<stage15 location="stage15"></stage15>
<stage16 location="stage16"></stage16>
<stage17 location="stage17"></stage17>
<stage18 location="stage18"></stage18>
<stagehub location="stagehub"></stagehub>
</stagelist>

[darksupersonic741]

In bsu 3 you simply have to type the name of the folder of the stage and hit enter.

[MidnightXS]

But like I said, it freezes after that and I can't do anything.

[Marble (LS5)]

Your computer might not be able to run the game if that is the case. Send me your computer's specifications, such as processor and graphics card.

[MidnightXS]

My god I feel dumb, how do I find that out? -.-"

[Marble (LS5)]

Click on "Display" in Control Panel, then click the "Settings" tab. It should tell you your graphics card type under the colour settings.

To find your processor, right click on "My Computer" and click Properties. It will say Intel or AMD or some other name. I need the exact name.

[MidnightXS]

Well that didn't work, I have no 'display' in my Control Panel >.<
For now I'll just use your engine... it works great.

XSEdit: The processor is there though:
AMD Sempron(tm) Processor LE-1300 2.30 GHz

XSEdit2: I found the card:
NVIDIA GeForce 6150SE nForce430

[starwarssonic90]

A better way to do this is to hit the windows key + r at the same time to bring up the "run" window. then type in "dxdiag" hit enter, then when the window pops up, hit "save all info" it will save your computers info in a .txt file.

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[MidnightXS]

I did that too....

[Marble (LS5)]

Oh man. The message I sent. I'm so used to using Windows XP, I forget Windows 7 is much different and more confusing to use. Gotta keep up with my own computer.

[MidnightXS]

So will it work?

[Marble (LS5)]

Thinking it should. Then again, I have no experience with NVIDIA products, so I don't know what runs well. Your processor seems like one of the less common, so I do not have a good feeling about that.

[MidnightXS]

Well do you know what I could change (or move etc.) to fix it?

[Marble (LS5)]

Try changing bit depth in Config to 32, or resolution or something.

[MidnightXS]

Well I guess I'm screwed....