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Tse don't work on Mobile Intel(R) 945GM Express Chipset

by Afan Olovcic · in Torque Game Engine Advanced · 12/07/2006 (8:26 am) · 6 replies

HI

I have problem I work on some presentation with Tse MS4 end it works fine on all comp.

But does't work on Laptop Mobile Intel(R) 945GM Express Chipset .

Error something like dont have 1.1 shader

but I found on the intel site that graphics card has hardware suport for 2.0 shader .
I instal last drivers for card but I didn't solve problem

Regards

In consol I found this

Processor Init:
Intel (unknown, Pentium Pro/II/III family), ~2.05 Ghz
(timed at roughly 2.04 Ghz)
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Torque 3D Owner Afan Olovcic
#1
12/07/2006 (8:59 am)
Hi

I found one more thing

in console tse stops before this

Cur. D3DDevice ref count=1
Pix version detected: 3.000000
Vert version detected: 3.000000
Initializing GFXCardProfiler (D3D9)
o Vendor : 'NVIDIA'
o Card : 'GeForce 7600 GS'
o Version: '91.47'
- Scanning card capabilities...
tse didn't found shader suport on the card

but how I dont have idea couse card has suport for shader 2.0

Torque 3D Owner Phil Carlisle
#2
12/07/2006 (4:57 pm)
That console log is for a different machine. Delete the log and try again. (note its saying there you have a GeForce 7600 GS, not an intel chipset).

I'd imagine its intel telling lies..

Torque 3D Owner Afan Olovcic
#3
12/08/2006 (3:04 am)
Yes this log is from different machine.I wrote it just for example to see the place in the consol log where tse stops.

where is the place in the engine where Tse check garphics card shader suport?

Thanks

Torque Owner Stefan Lundmark
#4
12/08/2006 (6:07 am)
Avoid updating the same page, it will resend the form and crosspost for you.

Edit: Nvm?

Torque 3D Owner Afan Olovcic
#5
12/09/2006 (7:38 am)
I test laptop 3dmark 2003 it works fine.

Definitly has suport for shader 2.0

so I don't have idea what is going on.

somebody have idea please ?

Torque 3D Owner Pisal Setthawong
#6
12/26/2006 (9:35 am)
Also if you are checking the website of Intel, make sure you check the same model. Intel has similar named adapters, and it can be confusing. Also you might want to figure if it is the desktop/notebook version as both are also different.

If all fails, have you tried updating the drivers?