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• May, 2005 - Glide64 videos
  Two short demo videos, which show upcoming version of Glide64 in action, are ready for download:

  Resident Evil 2 (12mb)
  Paper Mario (15mb)

  Gonetz.

• November, Sunday 7, 2004 - Glide64 ME Service Pack 8
  Unfortunately, previous service pack not only fixed many errors but also introduced few new ones. Thus, I decided to release the very last service pack, which fixes these errors. I also tuned some constants to fix glitches in Disney's Tarzan and Ready 2 Rumble Boxing, and I fixed some complex combiners in Doubut no Mori, F-1 World Grand Prix, Madden Football 64 and Top Gear Rally.

  Download Glide64 ME SP8 here

  Gonetz.

• October, Saturday 9, 2004 - Glide64 ME Service Pack 7. Mega bugfix release!
  The last bugfix release for Glide64 ME is ready. This time I have squashed many nasty bugs which lived in Glide64 from the begining. All remaining problems require a lot of investigations and/or serious modifications of source code. So, what is fixed in this release:

  • New texture checksum calculation algorithm. Old algorithm was developed yet by Dave2001 and worked untouched until now. This algorithm is pretty fast, but not 100% reliable. In some rare cases it generates the same checksum for different textures. In this case new texture will not be loaded and the old texture with this checksum will be used. Sometime this problem has fatal consequences, e.g. life meter in Shadowman is not updated when you take damages. To fix this problem, I decided to use well known crc32 calculation algorithm for texture checksum. It works, all known texture checksum problems are fixed now. However, nothing is for free. New algorithm is generally 4 times more slow then the old one. If you have slow PC, you may notice that. In this case, you may enable old texture checksum calculation algorithm in the configuration dialog. List of fixed games includes Destruction Derby 64, Dual Heroes, Knife Edge - Nose Gunner, Shadow Man, Tigger's Honey Hunt and others.
  • The automatic generation of the texture coordinates is fixed. The automatic generation of the texture coordinates is used for reflecting surfaces in many games. This feature was also implemented by Dave2001, and was not touched since that times. In many cases it did not work properly due to use of wrong matrix. Only one identifier was changed, and now all reflecting surfaces look much better on the run. Most noticeable changes are in Banjo-Tooie, Beetle Adventure Racing, Spacestation Silicon Valley.
  • Vertex coordinates modification algorithm is improved. Many games use vertex modification command to modify already loaded vertices. Vertex coordinates modification worked improprly for some games. I have replaced old algorithm by more simple, and what is more important, more correct one. Now all games which use this command work perfectly without any hacks. List of fixed games includes Disney's Tarzan, Dual Heroes, LEGO Racers and others.
  • Texture stretch problem workaround. Several games suffer from strange problem, when some of texture coordinates have values which are two times larger then they must be. This causes various texture stretch glitches. Well known example is Ready 2 Rumble Boxing. I believe that it's not video plugin's problem, since texture coordinates are passed from emulator. Hovewer, it's unlikely that this problem will be fixed soon. In previous versions I added several hacks to avoid this problem. Now I have replaced them all by one mega hack, which can be easily removed when problem will be fixed. I've also added new heuristics for CyberTiger, Polaris SnoCross, South Park - Chef's Luv Shack, and Yoshi Story (Bone Dragon level) - these games are looking fine now.
  • Wrong blender usage is fixed. I have changed alpha blend mode usage, missing geometry problem in NBA Live 99 is fixed.
  • Alpha compare problem is fixed. A very old problem in alpha compare mode is fixed, and tokens in Disney's Tarzan are visible now.
  • Another alpha compare problem is fixed. The second very old problem in alpha compare mode is fixed, and all missing stuff in Choro Q games (wheels, walls) is visible now.
  • Yet another alpha compare problem is fixed. Alpha compare in sprite microcode is fixed, speedometer in V-Rally 99 looks correct again.
  • Depth compare problem in sprite microcode is fixed. This fixes menus in Bomberman 64-The Second Attack.
  • Coordinate calculation in sprite microcode is fixed. This fixes moving backgrounds in Flying Dragon.
  • 4bit texture size calculation in sprite microcode is fixed. This fixes text problems in Flying Dragon.
  • Matrix stack size problem is fixed. This fixes intro in Spacestation Silicon Valley.
  • Weird fillrect removed. There was a black rectangle in Cruis'n Exotica car selection screen, which spoiled all picture. I removed it. Now this screen looks exactly as on real N64.
  • Too large tiles loading is fixed. N64 games sometime uses tiles which are larger then N64 texture memory. Example- trees in Zelda MM. Special fix was used to load such tiles correctly. However, this fix had a bug which corrupted other textures. This bug is fixed.
  • Old bug in Sprite2D microcode is fixed. No more missing gauges in Wipeout vehicle selection.
  • Old bug in fillrect is fixed. Old, but rare becomes apparent bug in fillrect is found and fixed. Now logo in Quake II and car selection screen in Roadsters Trophy looks correct.
  • Fix for depth problem in NFL Quarterback Club 99. Depth compare is forced for shadows in this game.
  • New hack for Space Invaders. I have added new hack to fix shield mode in this game.
  • Doraemon 2 backgrounds scale fix. Logo is fixed in this game.
  • Earthworm Jim 3D depth fix. This game had depth problem, which required special fix to be solved.
  • New ini settings. I have added or changed special settings for many games.
  • Missing combiners implemented. I have implemented many missing combiner modes. Now Glide64 supports more then 1000 combiners. That is, N64 games use thousands ways to draw polygons. And after that people asking, why this system is so hard to emulate!

  Thanks to Federelli, Gab, Olivieryuyu and other active members of our message board, who just overloaded me with bug reports this time. Glide64 would never be so great without their help.

  As usual, fresh inis from Federelli and olivieryuyu are included. Non voodoo users may be happy to see updated version of Hacktarux's glide3x wrapper.

  Visit our message board to see fresh screen shots. Feedback is welcome too.

  May paypal account is the same, donations are welcome:

  Okazat'mat. pomosh:
  WebMoney: Z732593784586 ,E497682190938 or R482724484355
  
  Gonetz.

• August, Saturday 21, 2004 - Glide64 ME Service Pack 6
  Service pack 6 for Glide64 ME is ready:

  • Fixed depth problem in Wipeout 64.
  • Fixed crash in Space Station Silicon Valley intro.

  Gonetz.

• August, Saturday 14, 2004 - Glide64 ME Service Pack 5
  Service pack 5 for Glide64 ME is ready:

  • Fixed gfx errors in Banjo Tooie.
  • Fixed 2D gfx in Super Robot Spirits.
  Gonetz.

• August, Saturday 7, 2004 - Glide64 ME Service Pack 4
  Service pack 4 for Glide64 ME is ready:

  • Fixed Super Smash Bros, broken in service pack 1.
  • Fixed random freezes in Perfect Dark.
  • Fixed fields in International Superstar Soccer 2000.
  • Fixed minor errors in F1 Racing Championship.
  • Added ini settings for Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 1,2,3 and Zelda no Densetsu 2 - Mujura no Kamen.
  Gonetz.

• July, Saturday 17, 2004 - Glide64 ME Service Pack 3
  Service pack 3 for Glide64 ME is ready:

  • Fixed Susume! Taisen Puzzle Dama Toukon! Marumata Chou, broken in previous release.
  • Fixed slowdown in Legend of Zelda, The - Majora's Mask, when Lens of Truth is used.
  Gonetz.

• July, Saturday 3, 2004 - Glide64 ME Service Pack 2
  Service pack 2 for Glide64 ME is ready:

  • Fixed a bug with savestate load in Project64.
  • Fixed 2D gfx in Tonic Trouble and in Star Soldier Vanishing Earth.
  • Fixed text in Mace - The Dark Age! Finally you can read everything here ;)
  • Fixed text in All-Star Baseball games (Rice's hack).
  • Added support for Namco Museum 64 and Midway's Greatest Arcade Hits Volume 1.
  • Fixed some bugs in the combiner.
  • Few other minor fixes.
  Gonetz.

• June, Sunday 13, 2004 - Glide64 ME Service Pack 1
  The first service pack for Glide64 ME is ready. It includes:

  • Improved version of the plugin.
  • Updated ini file.
  • New version of compatibility list carefully verified and updated by olivieryuyu.
  • Olivieryuyu's unofficial 1964 rom ini modified specially for Glide64.
  • Federelli's unofficial Nemu64 ini modified specially for Glide64.
  • Latest version of Hacktarux's glide wrapper. If you have modern video card, this wrapper will help you to feel the real power of Glide64 :)

  Many thanks to Olivieryuyu, who retested all games, found many new bugs and also found best settings for many games. Some games became playable just after changing the ini file!

  Gonetz.

• April, Sunday 4, 2004 - Glide64 "Miracle Edition"!
  New version of Glide64 is released after 6 month of hard work. I have implemented tons of new features and improvements. Some of these features are long awaited, some were not even expected to be supported by ancient 3dfx hardware. Many novelties are never seen before in N64 emulation. Beta testing has proved that new features work well, surprisingly well. That's why this version is called "Miracle Edition". It's impossible to list all changes here, I'll describe only most important ones:

  • Hardware frame buffer emulation (HWFBE). Such feature was first introduced in glN64 plugin by Orkin. HWFBE allows plugin to use video memory for auxiliary frame buffers. This greatly speed ups frame buffer emulation and improves image quality. Frame buffer effects like motion blur now work as smooth as on real console and in high resolution. This feature also allowed me to emulate many things which are hardly possible to emulate with usual frame buffer emulation, e.g. dynamic shadows. HWFBE is fully supported only by Voodoo4/5 and partially by Voodoo3 and Banshee. Read g64read.txt for details. Many thanks to KoolSmoky who gave me a Voodoo5 card and hints how to implement this feature.
  • Long long long awaited Conker's Bad Fur Day support! This game was partially supported yet by v0.1, but it was unplayable due to heavy graphics errors. I found that these errors were caused by improper dynamic lighting emulation. When I removed dynamic lighting, problems were gone! Of course, the game looks incorrect without lighting, but currently no video plugin emulates lighting in this game correctly. PJ64 plugin by Jabo also does not emulated it at all. Beside this, the game looks perfect. As usual, all frame buffer effects are supported, including dynamic Conker's shadow (HWFBE is required for shadow).
  • Perfect Dark support. The game works nearly perfect, almost all frame buffer effects emulated correctly, including lens effect when cam spy is used. Voodoo4/5 users should use HWFBE to get full speed with frame buffer effects. I have used sources of TR64Ogl and glN64 to get information about microcode for this game, thanks to Icepir8 and Orkin!
  • Jet Force Gemini and Mickey's Speedway USA support. These 2 games use the same microcode as Diddy Kong Racing, only slightly modified. Again, all frame buffer effects are supported. Voodoo3/4/5 and Banshee users can get dynamic shadows in JFG thanks to HWFBE. I have used sources of glN64 and RiceDeadalus to modify microcode for these games, thanks to Orkin and Rice!
  • Dr.Mario 64 support. Rice and Schibo have added few extensions to Zilmar's plugin specifications. These extensions are designed to help video plugin with some kind of frame buffer emulation and they are supported by new 1964 and Rice's video plugin. I have implemented these extensions too, so Dr.Mario 64 is fully playable now.
  • Partial YUV textures support. N64 allows game to store images in JPEG format to save valuable space in ROM cartridge. This possibility is rarely used though, may be because JPEG compression leads to quality lost. However one game, Ogre Battle 64, uses it a lot, probably because it's the only way to put huge number of backgrounds into N64 cartridge. YUV is intermediate format for JPEG compression/decompression. Texture must be converted from YUV into common RGB format to be usable. This could be done by lot of ways since there are lot of YUV formats, and it was unclear which one is used by N64. I have decrypted format used by Ogre battle 64, and now this game is fully playable! However, my decoding method may not work for other games which use YUV textures.
  • Large textures support in sprite microcode. This fixes a bug in Yoshi's Story and makes Neon Genesis Evangelion playable!
  • Fixed a bug in TexrectFlip - all problems with text in Wetrix are gone!
  • Implemented/fixed combiners for many many games. Most drastic results can be seen in Beetle Adventure Racing and Roadsters Trophy.
  • Configuration dialog is changed a bit to avoid confusions when "Use custom ini settings" option is used. Ini file is greatly improved to make this option really useful.
  • Tons of other fixes and improvements.

  Visit our message board to see screen shots from this version. Feedback is welcome too.

  If you like this program, you may buy me a beer...or a car ;)
  WebMoney: Z732593784586 ,E497682190938 or R482724484355

  Gonetz.

  P.S. Don't forget to check new Compatibility List. It also has information which games are compatible with HWFBE.
  P.P.S. Don't expect miracles from this plugin if you don't have 3dfx hardware.

• October, Saturday 4, 2003 - Glide64 v0.5 Released!
  What's new in this version:

  • Frame buffer emulation. Not complete yet. Some games work nearly perfect with it (e.g. all known frame-buffer effects in Legend of Zelda, The Majora's Mask are working, including motion blur and transition between days effects), some does not work at all. Check the compatibility list for details. Check tooltips in the configuration dialog to learn more about frame buffer options.
  • Added ExtendedPlay's Banshee hack. It works automatically for cards with one TMU (voodoo1, banshee, eVoodoo).
  • Raziel64's ini file with custom games settings is now default ini. You may set custom games settings off in the configurtion dialog.
  • Added new hotkeys. Read tooltips in the configuration dialog for details.
  • Various fixes. Fixed Monter Truck Madness 64, Magical Tetris Challenge, Worms Armaggedon, may be something else.
  • Federelli's Nemu64 ini, special edition for Glide64.
  
  Gonetz.

  Here are some screenshots from v0.5 :

• June, Saturday 14, 2003 - Glide64 v0.42 Released!
  Another bug fix release is ready. What's new in this version:

  • Fixed compatibility of Legend of Zelda, The - Ocarina of Time - Master Quest with 1964.
  • Added new hack to fix sun in Zeldas.
  • Added new hack to remove black screens in Sin and Punishment. Thanks Straight for bug report and save files.
  • Implemented support of CI textures in Sprite2D microcode, also fixed many bugs there. Wipeout is fully playable now!
  • Implemented line3D function. Fixed map in Doom64, line-sector mode.
  • Fixed combiners for walls and weapons in Doom64, light rotation effect. Thanks FirebrandX1 for detailed bug report.
  • Added new hotkey - texture filtering mode can be changed during gameplay by pressing BACKSPACE. Idea by Raziel64.
  • Raziel64's new custom ini file.
  
  Gonetz.

• May 9, 2003 - Glide64 v0.41 Released!
  This version is a bug fix release mostly. Not so much changed since last version, but improvements are really nice:

  • Implemented Sprite2D microcode. This fixed backgrounds in Spacestation Silicon Valley.
  • Fixed primdepth loading. Billboard objects (energy cells, flowers etc) in Spacestation Silicon Valley are fixed too. Thanks Rice for bug report.
  • Coplanar (decal) surfaces are finally fixed, I hope. At least trail in Zelda OOT looks correct. Thanks Rice for bug report and an advice.
  • Fixed palette loading for color indexed textures. This fixed colors in StarCraft 64 main menu. Thanks Whitesnake for bugreport and rom to test. Again, solution was found with help of Rice's plugin sources.
  • Added support for custom game settings in ini file. Now, if you run some game with special settings, you can add these settings into the ini file, and then plugin will use them instead of main ones. Raziel64 has created new ini file with best settings for many games, it is included in the distributive, and you can use it instead of default ini file.

  Raziel64 and The Khan Artist have tested many games again, nothing seems to be broken. Check new compatibility list for details, many errors in it were corrected. Thanks to Milen, who reported us about some errors in compatibility list.

  Gonetz.

• April 15, 2003 - Glide64 v0.4 Released!
  I finally feel that a new version has progressed enough to be released. I'm very pleased with the results and I hope you will be satisfied too. Many, many things have been fixed or implemented in this version, most noticeable are:

  • Long awaited Yoshi Story support. Microcode for this game was initially implemented by Dave2001 long long time ago, right after version 0.253. So this is his last contribution to the project. When I decided to continue the project, Dave's sent me his last version. Unfortunately it did not worked for some reason, so it was not included in new versions. When I started to work on this version, I returned to this code and found the reason why it was not working. The reason was an error in Glide64 ini file. Thus, Dave's code was actually working. I have implemented missing parts of the microcode, fixed many many bugs, made some improovments and as the result Yoshi is fully playable! Some minor glitches remain though, I hope to fix them in future.
  • When Yoshi started to live in my PC, I decided to check, can I make playable Pokemon Puzzle League - game, unsupported by any emulator or plugin. This game uses the same S2DEX microcode as in Yoshi. Actually, PPL uses 2 microcodes, and each had it's own problems. I have managed to fix most of them, so game finally is fully playable. Some parts of picture are missing due to lack of frame buffer emulation, but gameplay is not affected by this.
  • Experience, gained in struggle with Yoshies and Pokemons, allowed me to fix numerous texture errors in V-Rally 99 and pointer problem in Bust-A-Move 2 - Arcade Edition. Both games are fully playable now.
  • Added support for Tonic Trouble.
  • Fixed a bug in rdp_loadtlut() function which caused severe gfx errors in Inferno area of Banjo Tooie. Thanks Straight for bug report and save file.
  • Implemented branch_z function for F3DEX 1 ucode. This fixed all texture errors in SF Rush.
  • Allowed negative viewport for F3DEX 2 ucode. This fixed Destruction Derby Professional Championship. Thanks Scyther for bug report and save file.
  • Implemented moveword:move_point for RSP SW 2.0X ucode. Cruis'n USA works perfectly now!
  • Implemented loading of title screen in games which draw image before first ProcessDList (Rayman2, Tonic Trouble, Wave Race...). Thanks Rice for indirect help - I found solution in sources of his great plugin.
  • Implemented TextureRectangleFlip. This fixed text in Wetrix.
  • Many many other small fixes and improvements. Please check our new compatibility list for details.

  I want to say special thanks to my new beta testers Flash and Raziel64. They have tested ALL games once again and helped me greatly with their bug reports. New compatibility list is also their accomplishment. Raziel64 has also created compatibility list in form of a program that allows sorting, searching, etc. This version is not verified by me though, thus data may differ.

  Please visit our message board and put your feedback here. It's important for us!

  Gonetz.

• February 6, 2003 - another birthday release.
  Glide64 v0.31 WIP. Today is my birthday, and I decided to do a little present for me and for you - new release of Glide64! I had not much time to work on the plugin, so there are not so many changes in this version:

  • Ucode detected only when game is started, not each frame as in previous version. Speed must increase, but compatibility may decrease.
  • Added a hack to fillrect (Car selection screen in SF Rush)
  • Fixed using primdepth in texrect (Car selection in SF Rush 2049)
  • Added new buffer swapping method which prevents flicker in Paper Mario (not everywhere yet). Thanks Jyzero for bugreport, save file and ideas.
  • Fixed moveword LIGHTCOL (Background in "star soldier vanishing earth")
  • Implemented calls of GS2DEX ucode functions from F3DEX2 ucode (2D stuff in "Bomberman 64 - The second attack!")
  • Implemented missing combiners in Paper Mario and some other games
  
  Gonetz.

• December 29, 2002 - Glide64 v0.3 Released! Happy Birthday Glide64!!!
  As you probably already know, Dave2001, Glide64 original author, is not working on the plugin anymore. He left it to me, so project is not dead. It has not so fast, but steady progress, and now I'm ready to release new 0.30 version along with new compatibility list.
  The changes include:

  • Depth problem, which affected many games, is fixed - compatibility is increased noticeably.
  • gSPForceMatrix command for F3DEX1.XX microcode is implemeted - Rayman 2 works
  • Hacks in texrect and fillrect to avoid black screen in Zelda MM "Link meets princess Zelda" cut scene and in between days
  • Backwards culling for Backwards viewport - fixed DKR Adventure 2 mode (mirrored tracks) - Dave2001
  • Hacks in texrect and fillrect to remove black rectangle under Banjo in Banjo-Tooie
  • Fix/Tweak of incorrect combiners in many games. E.g. color of a flame in Zeldas is as close to original, as possible :)
  • Missing combiners in many many games are implemented - visual quality is improved
  • Added many uCode crc into INI file - much less chance to get "uCode crc is not found in INI" error message
  • Many other small fixes

  Happy New Year!!!

  Gonetz.

• July 24, 2002 - eVoodoo v3.25 Released!
  This newer release of eVoodoo should work much better with the newer Glide64 releases.

• July 21, 2002 - Glide64 v0.253 Released!
  This release contains several bugfixes to the 0.250 release, including:

  • Stats now show in F-Zero and Mario 
  • Automatic filtering works (probably fixes various other things as well) 
  • 12 PM clock bug fixed, and added option for 24-hour clock ;)

• July 20, 2002 - Glide64 v0.250 Released!
  As promised, here is the first work-in-progress release! Much has changed from 0.2 (see screenshots). Hope you like it! Note that this is a work-in-progress version, it may have bugs because it hasn't been tested as thoroughly. If you have serious problems, please use 0.2 instead.

• July 12, 2002 - Glide64 v0.2 Released!
  Finally, all is finished on version 0.2 of Glide64. MUCH has changed in this last version; way too much to mention all. Some of the changes include: 

  • Totally new texture loading code; much more correct.
  • Fix of the resolution problem that made games show way too large.
  • Fix of the large texture problem, where full-screen textures would wrap too early.

  Note: This version of Glide64 will not work with previous eVoodoos. Download the newest eVoodoo, eVoodoo XP 3.2, here.

  Also, thanks to Hiperzone, the compatability list comes in two forms: normal HTML and a program that allows sorting, searching, etc.

• April 20, 2002 - Glide64 v0.1 Released!
  I still have plenty I want to get done on Glide64, but we couldn't wait any longer to release it.

  PLEASE NOTE: Due to the compatability list creation date and several other things, this version is from several days ago, which was BEFORE I had fixed the resolution problem (IRP or Infamous Resolution Problem) and gotten Zelda 2: Majora's Mask working. I hope to release a new version in a much shorter period of time.

  • uCode F3DEX 2.XX (zelda, super smash bros & many others) and Waverace's uCode are now supported
  • Mega speed increases have taken place since the last version
  • Combiner redone yet again
  • Many new options
  • Graphical debugger and logging functions included in final release now
  • Much more, too much to put here

  Also, there is a new Glide3x wrapper that works with Glide64. It is called eVoodoo 3. Click here to visit the eVoodoo website. Please note that this wrapper is not perfect and will cause problems that Glide64 would not normally have. Do not tell me about problems Glide64 is having if you use a wrapper because the problem may be with the wrapper and not with Glide64.

• February 17, 2002
  Ogy has created a compatibility list for Glide64! (HTML compat list for v0.1). It includes game name, ucode, and comments.
  

• February 9, 2002
  It's been a while since I've last updated, but here's Glide64 v0.04! Also, I've released the sources. Here's what's new:

  • Supports several games now, including Star Fox 64 and Mario Kart! (see g64read.txt for more)
  • Added screenshot support, no more hypersnap!
  • Implemented ucode 1
  • Many more things that I can't remember...

• January 19, 2002
  Glide64 v0.03! - What I've been doing in the past 4 days:
  

  • Fixed matrix problem
  • Increased speed by a lot
  • Added texrect support (2d textures drawn to the screen)
  • Added fillrect support (2d filled rectangle)
  • Fixed alpha compare problem completely

• January 15, 2002
  Right... As I said before, Glide64 works on a Voodoo 2! Little did I know, there was a SERIOUS problem reading from the registry in v0.02, causing anyone who ran config (except me for some reason) to have an illegal operation. Use v0.02a to fix this problem.

• January 14, 2002
  Glide64 v0.02 released! There are several reasons I wanted to release this version:
  

  • Works on Voodoo2
  • Simple configuration dialog to select resolution
  • Fixes texture size bug
  • Partially fixes the objects on the same plane bug
  • Partially fixes the bug with the fences and trees
  • Makes me feel less rushed to release another version

• January 9, 2002
  I've fixed the texture warping problem!!! You can see the water too! I'm releasing Glide64 v0.01b now, since this is a big update. Now you can start reporting crashing errors that happen during Super Mario 64.
  
  

  

• January 8, 2002
  Since many N64 emulation sites are now pointing to my page, I decided to upload the texture demo. Note: there are still serious texture warps and mario is almost invisible, but this is just a preview of the final result anyway. I'm working on these problems right now.

  Changes:
  

  • Added texture cache support for any size texture memory
  • Fixed the 2MB boundary bug that happens on Voodoo cards
  • Fixed the Mario cannon bug in the snow level that would cause it to freeze

• January 6, 2002
  Thanks to LoneRaven for the new site! Also, if you're wondering how Glide64's been doing:

  
  I've got textures working. There is no transparency or constant colors (like on Mario), but the textures load correctly and map to the objects. The problem: when textures are clipped, there is a perspective warp (look, left side of screen). I'm working on fixing it right now. I'll post a new version after I implement blending modes.

• January 2, 2002
  I've finally got a web page for my Glide plugin, I'm uploading the wireframe version and some screenshots of the last working release.

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