Meh I slightly understood the first question, had to re-read the 2nd one a few times though.
But HL2 non-steam works fine I hear in XP, might be a bit laggy at times though, but should be bearable with DX7 + other tweaks. The steam version of HL2 is on a newer source engine, and requires higher system requirements, and if HL2 uses the same engine as L4D and Alien Swarm, then you'll have a lighting glitch where everything appears bright (might be fixable with mat_fullbright 0?) On Fri, Apr 15, 2011 at 11:25 PM, Kiki <[email protected]> wrote: > this even makes me more "not understand" than his English ^_^' > > but no worries, grandpa Google helped me, and I got an unusually > "nearly perfect" translation \(^o^)/ > (I said that because most of the time the translator gives me headache > rather than helping me >_<) > and sometimes speaking with your own mother language can be very > helpful in case like this > > ok, here's the direct output for those who need the English version: > As you know, Windows 7 is perfect for games such as Half Life 2 > it works perfectly! > but I want to use Windows 7! > Is there a modified driver for Windows XP? already exists possibility > to modify the vertex shader to the way software? > (I think the second question would be "is there any possibility to > modify the vertex shader in software mode?", no? feel free to CMIIW > because English is not my primary language also) > give me a link to the modified driver for windows xp: D > > On Apr 16, 4:05 am, renatourbano2k <[email protected]> wrote: > > COmo você sabe, o Windows 7 é perfeito para jogos, como o Half life 2 > > que funciona perfeitamente! > > > > mas, eu quero usar o Windows 7! > > > > Existe algum Driver modificado para o Windows XP? já existe a > > possibilidade de poder modificar o Vertex shader para o modo > > software? > > > > me dê o link do driver modificado para windows xp :D > > -- > 9xx SOLDIERS SANS FRONTIERS > -- 9xx SOLDIERS SANS FRONTIERS
