Rayman 3

Ok so I just got a laptop and I wanted to play Rayman 3 but many textures are missing and I have tried different settings and switched between the 2 graphics cards on my laptop. I have also tried RibSharks Better Rayman 3 mod but it did not help.
I hope there is a fix to this, here are my 2 GPU's: Nvidia Geforce GT 650M 2GB and Intel HD Graphics 4000
 
A lot of people seem to be having such issues lately. I hear upgrading the graphics drivers sometimes seems to solve it, though if you've tried two GPUs that doesn't sound very plausible. :? Can't hurt to try though, since if it's a new laptop it probably didn't come with all the latest updates installed anyway.
 
Ok i both installed Better Rayman 3 again and updated the drivers and there are more textures but still some are missing. Are there any special settings i should try? Also, i'm not sure what resolution my computer screen is but i just picked 1920 x 1080 32bit.
 
do you mean this kind of missing textures, like the one in the video? (fast forward to 5:13) if so, changing the value of TnL to 0 in the ubi configuration file (looks like a normal txt file, but it has a gear icon next to it) should fix it for you. If there are other texture errors than that, sorry, but I can't help with those.
 
I'm not sure, but I think you should be able to change it from Better Rayman 3's configurator. If not, it should be somewhere underneath %APPDATA% (I guess C:/Users/<YOUR NAME>/Application Data).
 
Throwing out random suggestions at this point, are you playing the CD or GoG version of R3? Is it possible you might be missing some items or for there to be some corrupted files?
 
Well, if it doesn't work now, than reinstalling can't cause more problems, so I guess you should go for it

edit, just so I don't double-post:

If you hadn't deleted it yet, you should check if TriLinear is set to 0 as well in your ubi.ini file. It should be under c:\programs\windows\ubisoft... Actually it's the same file, so I just write the path, to be sure. If this doesn't help either/it is set to 0 too, then go ahead, and reinstall it.

another edit, sry for the storm, but I've found a possible solution:

So I've read that, there are programs with integrated Intel graphic cards. So what you should try (If you hadn't already) is to change Vertex Processing Mode to Software in your intel settings. You should be able to do this by:
-right-clicking on your desktop
-choose Graphic Properties
-it should bring up the intel control settings
-go to the 3D menu on the left
-click Custom Settings
-find Vertex Processing, and change it from default to software setting
-click apply, close the window

And that should be it. It's not my solution, I've found it on a forum, but wiki also says that, it works. (Haven't tried it personally, so don't know if it still works)
 
My computer is in Swedish so it was hard to find the settings but i managed to get to the 3D settings but there is no vertex processing option.
I wish i had the DVD version with me so i could try that.
 
raymanrules77 said:
My computer is in Swedish so it was hard to find the settings but i managed to get to the 3D settings but there is no vertex processing option.
I wish i had the DVD version with me so i could try that.
I'm pretty sure that the ubi.ini file is located in "C:\Windows\Ubisoft\"
 
Yep, but have you checked if TriLinear is disabled as well? And if you can send a screenshot to me of the 3D settings menu as well, maybe I can help you find Vertex Processing.
 
CHRdutch said:
raymanrules77 said:
My computer is in Swedish so it was hard to find the settings but i managed to get to the 3D settings but there is no vertex processing option.
I wish i had the DVD version with me so i could try that.
I'm pretty sure that the ubi.ini file is located in "C:\Windows\Ubisoft\"
RibShark's patch reconfigures the OS to look in %APPDATA% instead of C:\Windows.
 
Ok both TriLinear and TnL is disabled.
Here is 3D menu:
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Edit: fixed image
 
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