No, you don't need to do that anymore.
I'm glad you could clarify that, I was just being safe. Cheers.
INFO: FF7/FF8 OpenGL driver version 0.7.11bINFO: Auto-detected version: FF8 1.2 US English (Nvidia)INFO: NVIDIA Corporation GeForce 9400 GT/PCIe/SSE2/3DNOW! 3.3.0INFO: Found swap_control extensionGLITCH: Unable to turn on vsyncINFO: Max texture size: 8192x8192INFO: Number of texture units: 4INFO: Original resolution 640x480, window size 640x480, output resolution 640x480, internal resolution 640x480MATRIX INITIALIZE INITIALIZING SOUND... initializing direct sound EAXDirectSoundCreate creating primary buffer initializing audio data OK initializing streamingSOUND INITIALIZEDDIRECT MUSIC - Enumerating Ports...PORT 0: Microsoft MIDI Mapper [Emulado]GUID={0x93566632,0xca2d,0x4ffd,0xac,0x3e,0x8d,0x53,0xd1,0xa5,0x7a,0x1b}PORT 1: Microsoft GS Wavetable Synth [Emulado]GUID={0x6cb76205,0x1e71,0x4a9c,0xbc,0xea,0xc2,0x15,0x7f,0x56,0x37,0x5}PORT 2: Microsoft SynthesizerGUID={0x58c2b4d0,0x46e7,0x11d1,0x89,0xac,0x0,0xa0,0xc9,0x5,0x41,0x29}Creating Port1... Microsoft Synthesizer Port1 supports XG dataBinkCloseSdMusicPlay ()sd_music_play (number=0, song_id=79, volume=0)midi_play...Stopping PerformanceLoading DLS...Playing Segmentmidi_play successfulMIDI stopSdMusicPlay ()sd_music_play (number=0, song_id=57, volume=0)midi_play...Stopping PerformancePlaying Segmentmidi_play successfulCan't open file: \ff8\data\eng\field\mapdata\ti\tivisi1\tivisi1.sfx MIDI stopSdMusicPlay ()sd_music_play (number=0, song_id=29, volume=127)midi_play...Stopping PerformancePlaying Segmentmidi_play successfulSdMusicPlay ()sd_music_play (number=0, song_id=29, volume=127)ERROR: unhandled exception# ff7_opengl-0.7.10b config file## USER OPTIONS #### If you just want to play the game, these are the only options you'll want to change.# set the window size (or fullscreen resolution) of FF8# 0 means use original resolution (whatever ff7.exe provides)# preserve_aspect adds black borders as needed to preserve a 4:3 aspect ratiowindow_size_x = 0window_size_y = 0preserve_aspect = yesfullscreen = no# mod directory# subdirectroy of mods/ where textures will be loaded from# does not affect the old external textures feature, those should still go in textures/mod_path = none# check your driver settings if this option doesn't seem to workenable_vsync = yes# allow FF8 to use linear filtering for its textures# some things look slightly better with this option on, but alot of textures just lose their detaillinear_filter = off## ENHANCEMENTS #### All the little extras that weren't part of the original game, default options include only trivial bug fixes.# post-processing shader, used to apply fullscreen effectspost_source = shaders/bloom2.postenable_postprocessing = no## ADVANCED OPTIONS #### Don't fiddle with these unless you know what you're doing.# use shaders, if available and supported# turn shaders off to use the OpenGL 1.1 backenduse_shaders = no# prevent glitches due to rounding errors by rendering in the nearest (larger, if supported)# multiple of the original resolution and up/down-scalingprevent_rounding_errors = yes# enable alpha blending for textures without an existing blending effectfancy_transparency = on# display frames per second counter in upper right cornershow_fps = no# display some real-time debug informationshow_stats = no# store external textures in a compressed cache for increased performance# compression is not lossless, some artifacts may appear when this option is in use# texture cache does NOT update automatically if the source image changes, however, deleting anything from the cache# will cause that file to be recreated from the sourcecompress_textures = yes# use pixel buffer objects to speed up texture loading# will probably crash horribly on ATI cards but should work for NVIDIA usersuse_pbo = no## MODDER OPTIONS #### These options are mostly useful to modders and should not be enabled during normal play.# show every failed attempt at loading a .png textureshow_missing_textures = no
I had a similar issue actually where the battle swirl an any sort of screen movement would lag me out to the point of nothing happening except Cloud standing on the field for 5 min or so waiting to go into battle, or Kujata standing in place for a long time while the ground finished ripplin' after his final attack.. try reducing your resolution in your ff7_opengl.cfg to 640 by 480 an that should helpHi all im new to this site so go easy on me lol first off just want to give big respect to all the people involved in the modifications and to pitbrat for making bootleg was so easy to follow anyway its an amazing game which i haven't played in years and looking forward to playing with 100x better graphics.
Everything is spot on the only ONE problem i have is (excuse me if im been petty lol) when in battles, the game seems to lock for a split second whenever any player/enemy is doing any attacks ie magic ect and ESPECIALLY when one of the players gain a limit break it goes so slow its kinda annoying. Ive tried messing with the settings Ive even tried reinstalling with different mods several times and still no joy maybe it could be something simple but its deffo annoying and is in someway spoiling the game for me lol because everything else runs mintage!!!! any ideas would be greatly appreciated
