Lavish Software

Actually, in reading posts from the developers, I think your problem may have to wait for the next patch(july 13th, I think). They're having trouble with alpha channels in EQL at the moment. And some interface issues have resulted, especially for Nvidia users. ...Note that just because something hap...

I'm not sure if this is related, but I get a low texture memory warning, too, while running two accounts-- Well, I did before I reduced the graphic's settings from absolute max to not so absolute... Turn off multisampling in WoWs video settings.(there isn't an actual 'off' setting, set it to '24 bit...

Try moving the patcher(everquest.exe, I think) to other directorie(s) on other drive(s), if any. You needn't move the whole EQ directory, just the executable. If it works, I think it'll start downloading the whole game. In eqgame's case, it'll probably give an error. But! If WinEQ can see/access the...

I thought I'd note that this issue, and another I came upon when running 2 EQ2s was solved when I updated my video driver from the May release to the latest July release; which wasn't available at the time I had this problem... There must've been some reason that version of the video driver didn't l...

Oh, beta is because I was too lazy to reinstall it after the beta. It's never given my any problems, and I have multiboxed before without these problems. I actually changed the color resolution to 16 bit to test something-- thanks for reminding me. :) I did reinstall Windows a little while ago, so I...

I notice a few things that seem odd, but that's probably due to my lack of knowlage about it all. Hope there's nothing embarassing in it... :) WinEQ 2 System Information System: ----------------------------------- Windows Version: Microsoft Windows XP/Service Pack 2/2600.xpsp_sp2_rtm.040803-2158 Sys...

...Yikes. I really must explaing that more clearly.

Without WinEQ, regardless of video mode and the presence of a second instance, WoW performs about the same.

With WinEQ, even running only one instance, performance is degraded to about a quarter.

I updated my driver and disabled 'maxmimized window' and tried running two copies of WoW without WinEQ and it crashed again. Framerate was still about 1/4th with WinEQ as compared to without. I should note that using only one windowed instance of WoW without WinEQ is not noticblely different, perfor...

Well... I suppose terrible as compared to without WinEQ. I tried using 2 accounts, but had the afore mentioned crash problem. However, during the short time it does work, I have performance similar to WoW without a second copy running. And this is in windowed mode... With WinEQ, I don't crash, but h...

In WoW, without WinEQ, I can run 2 instances perfectly at maxed settings for both windows... It just has the slight problem of rebooting my computer every 5 minutes. So, I turned to WinEQ, and it works(no crashes or anything). But has a terrible framerate, even with everything turned down... Why mig...

Yes I am. But, I'm finding my computer quite able to handle 4 instances at 1280x1024(I was trying to use 1024x768), so it doesn't matter any more.

After noticing my drivers were, realitively, ancient; I updated them. No effect, sadly. But! I tried setting my desktop to a higher resolution, which did work-- kind of. The effect is still there, but very slight. Not a big enough problem to stop me, though... However. I am concerned about my comput...

Err, it appears there was a post about this. But it was supposed to be fixed in the latest version. Incorrect scaling is what I assumed, but no obvious 'fix' was mentioned...

Ill continue to look for problems with the video card settings...

I have no other problems with WinEQ than the one I describe below. All features work as they should: The interface(most notably the text) in the log-in sequence and in-game is distorted. Such that it looks like the window has been slightly resized-- It looks sort of like it would if you put a screen...