some sheet across the track

Hi guys,

I have a problem here.Look at these images.See that grey sheets.Why do u think they are appearing.

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Dell Inspiron 9300, Intel Pentium M 1.86 ghz, 2 GB RAM, Windows Vista Ultimate, 256 MB Geforce 6800 Go, 1920x1200 screen res (ooH YEAHH!!!) Saitek X-45

I get exactly the same. I have no idea why.

But it just moves away on some other camera angles.
But it is kinda annoying.
It disturbes the racing.




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Dell Inspiron 9300, Intel Pentium M 1.86 ghz, 2 GB RAM, Windows Vista Ultimate, 256 MB Geforce 6800 Go, 1920x1200 screen res (ooH YEAHH!!!) Saitek X-45

Yeh, exactly the same.

Does anyone how to solve this




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Dell Inspiron 9300, Intel Pentium M 1.86 ghz, 2 GB RAM, Windows Vista Ultimate, 256 MB Geforce 6800 Go, 1920x1200 screen res (ooH YEAHH!!!) Saitek X-45

i used to get these sheets when i first installed the game but since than i dunno how it disapeared and thank god never returned.

I installed new tracks(graphics) made my Ricardo L and it seemed to disappear except onl in magnycours.But now it is back in motreal too.




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Dell Inspiron 9300, Intel Pentium M 1.86 ghz, 2 GB RAM, Windows Vista Ultimate, 256 MB Geforce 6800 Go, 1920x1200 screen res (ooH YEAHH!!!) Saitek X-45

try downloading letest drivers or try installing directX 9.oa

I have the same shiti problem......

That's has something to do with your graphic card, or motherboard drivers, something like that...it's not GP4 problem. I got similar artifacts when my via 4in1 drivers weren't installed properly.

What configuration you guys have?



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Bojan Tarticchio

it happened to me when i mucked about with f1gfx.cfg, just delte it

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Bojan I have a Nvidia geforce Ti 4200 128 MB AGP 8X.

I tried direct x 9.0a but always it says no DirectX 8.0a found.I have to start game directly.

I also have updated drivers




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Dell Inspiron 9300, Intel Pentium M 1.86 ghz, 2 GB RAM, Windows Vista Ultimate, 256 MB Geforce 6800 Go, 1920x1200 screen res (ooH YEAHH!!!) Saitek X-45

"it happened to me when i mucked about with f1gfx.cfg, just delte it"

and thers the fix

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I deleted it.It first worked well.

But the cars were mucked up.I changed the full 32 bit setting to 0

and again I get the problem.




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Dell Inspiron 9300, Intel Pentium M 1.86 ghz, 2 GB RAM, Windows Vista Ultimate, 256 MB Geforce 6800 Go, 1920x1200 screen res (ooH YEAHH!!!) Saitek X-45

hmm, its something. try turn off FSAA

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Does it causing by FSAA?



Post Edited (07-19-03 00:18)

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In reality, doesn't matter who's right but most important is who's left.

I have FSAA turned to application.Tested unsuccessful with it in off.I have Antistropic filtering also off and texture sharpening also off.




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Dell Inspiron 9300, Intel Pentium M 1.86 ghz, 2 GB RAM, Windows Vista Ultimate, 256 MB Geforce 6800 Go, 1920x1200 screen res (ooH YEAHH!!!) Saitek X-45

I tried deleting f1gfx.gfg, tried recaliberating graphics and again setting full 32 bit tex to 0 but again I get that **** problem.

man it sucks the graphical immersion away.




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Dell Inspiron 9300, Intel Pentium M 1.86 ghz, 2 GB RAM, Windows Vista Ultimate, 256 MB Geforce 6800 Go, 1920x1200 screen res (ooH YEAHH!!!) Saitek X-45

I just can suggests these:
1) Use latest graphics driver. But I recommended using stable driver. This is usually few versions down from the latest.
2) If problem persists, try adjusting graphics acceleration settings in windows. This is can be found on display properties.
3) If you have another graphics card, try to swap with it.
4) Are your graphics card overclocked?
5) Try using different resolutions, e.g. 800x600 for most standard tests.
6) Is this problem appear in another game?

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In reality, doesn't matter who's right but most important is who's left.

"Does it causing by FSAA?"


did in gp3 so im kinda hoping it is now



Post Edited (07-19-03 00:44)

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