Help With Periscope Error

goose814 · 08-08-05, 06:33 PM

I have been playing Pacific Aces on my computer with Windows ME without any problems. I recently upgraded to Windows XP and now whenever I select the periscope screen I get the following error:

Tue Mar 5 13:18:00 2002
Error -2005532292 [(ddrval!=DD_OK)]
DirectX code: "DDERR_OUTOFVIDEOMEMORY"
\Projects\Ultimation\Janus2\Windows\Sources\BD3DEn g.cpp
Line 3579

I had the Kollmorgan periscope mod installed but edited the dsf file as per Darkstream's post so I could just go to the scope view. Like I said, everything was fine on ME, but with XP I get the above error. Thanks for any help.

Gus

MadMike · 08-09-05, 03:01 PM

Was having graphics problems with the Kollmorgen scope. Try re-installing PA without the Kollmorgen option. You'll be using a scope without a detailed compass heading (no one degree increments which will affect manual TDC), but I've been able to sink about 50,000 tons per patrol regardless.

Yours, Mike

IYAAYAS!

08-08-05, 06:33 PM	#1
goose814 A-ganger Join Date: Sep 2002 Posts: 72 Downloads: 582 Uploads: 0	Help With Periscope Error I have been playing Pacific Aces on my computer with Windows ME without any problems. I recently upgraded to Windows XP and now whenever I select the periscope screen I get the following error: Tue Mar 5 13:18:00 2002 Error -2005532292 [(ddrval!=DD_OK)] DirectX code: "DDERR_OUTOFVIDEOMEMORY" \Projects\Ultimation\Janus2\Windows\Sources\BD3DEn g.cpp Line 3579 I had the Kollmorgan periscope mod installed but edited the dsf file as per Darkstream's post so I could just go to the scope view. Like I said, everything was fine on ME, but with XP I get the above error. Thanks for any help. Gus

08-09-05, 03:01 PM	#2
MadMike Watch Officer Join Date: Nov 2002 Posts: 342 Downloads: 232 Uploads: 0	Was having graphics problems with the Kollmorgen scope. Try re-installing PA without the Kollmorgen option. You'll be using a scope without a detailed compass heading (no one degree increments which will affect manual TDC), but I've been able to sink about 50,000 tons per patrol regardless. Yours, Mike IYAAYAS!