GSdx

[dicky2208]

Processor: Intel Core2Duo P8600 2.4GHz
Memory: 4GB (Available 3GB)
Graphic Card: ATI Radeon HD3470 (DirectX 10)
OS: Windows Vista 32bit

When i try to launch the "Gundam Seed Destiny Rengou vs Zaft 2 plus",
"Please update your DirectX" message keeps popping ans force closing my pcsx2...

I download the dxwebsetup.exe and intall it, still the same...

Can anyone help me?

[Gabest]

SaltyPotato: there is a fix for one piece grand advanture, but I need the crc.

[LuisR14]

@dicky2208: try running the DX Redist instead

[shadow0000]

Heatseeker [E]

HW (dx9) has artifacts, almost looking interlaced for moments, SW mode runs fine.

D3D9 HW:

                   

D3D9 SW:

                   

[Misfire]

using revision 1171, it seems like GSdx is ignoring the third state in the texture filtering which is a greyed out check mark which means 3d texture filtering on while 2d texture filtering off.

In the third state it is still doing texture filtering to both 2D and 3D.

I noticed this when playing final fantasy X while on SSSE3.

Can anyone test this to confirm?

[saifooz]

Gabest,

MGS3 Sub (SLUS_213.59), NTSC, CRC = 053d2239

The post-processing effect has been removed (0x053D2239)
[Image: 2h3tq3k.jpg]

GsDx r1194 D3D10 HW or D3D9 HW (It is fine with SW mode).

[bloodindark]

saifooz,i am there too,having the same issue,i cant play any further cause of that,from what i know that's because post procesing is disabled in the game,it would be cool if gsdx would have a post processing on off option

[saifooz]

bloodindark,

Yah, that is right ...
The post-processing effect has been removed to enhance the performance (Gabest said) ...

[SaltyPotato]

Thanks for the quick response gent and sorry for not providing the CRC earlier.

CRC: 8DF14A24 - One Piece Grand Adventure

Again, I appreciate the assistance.

[miyori]

Game: Devil Summoner 2 (NTSC, CRC = 7FAE77BE)
GSDX version: 1194 (haven't tried previous versions since this only happens in Hardware mode)
Speed Hacks and Game Fixes aren't related
Issue: Using DX10 hardware mode (ATI Radeon 4850), the background layer appears over the foreground layer (i.e. in backwards order); layers are ordered correctly in DX10 software mode

Comment: Tinkering with both PCSX2 and my graphical settings don't affect it

Anyone else had this particular issue?