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youtubeware wrote:Well, I can't use Virtual Machine, it made my Mac lag a very very lot!

Out of curiosity, how old's your Mac?

emshomar wrote:

youtubeware wrote:Well, I can't use Virtual Machine, it made my Mac lag a very very lot!

Out of curiosity, how old's your Mac?

Not very old, it is new somehow...
About 3 months or 4

youtubeware wrote:

emshomar wrote:

youtubeware wrote:Well, I can't use Virtual Machine, it made my Mac lag a very very lot!

Out of curiosity, how old's your Mac?

Not very old, it is new somehow...
About 3 months or 4

That makes me then wonder, why VM occurs lag on your Mac o.O

emshomar wrote:

youtubeware wrote:

emshomar wrote:

youtubeware wrote:Well, I can't use Virtual Machine, it made my Mac lag a very very lot!

Out of curiosity, how old's your Mac?

Not very old, it is new somehow...
About 3 months or 4

That makes me then wonder, why VM occurs lag on your Mac o.O

Yeah... That means... I will use my little brother PC to play Rayman 3!
(He didn't have any problems at the first place... He have PC)

You mean the VM itself lagged, right? So you tried to play a game on the virtual Windows and it was slow as hell?

I bet his whole mac starting lagging.

Alright, try modifying the Ubi.ini file you find here: C:\Users\YOURUSERNAMEHERE\AppData\Local\VirtualStore\Windows\Ubisoft

How much RAM did you allocate to the VM?

I think getting Rayman 3 to run properly on a Windows XP VM doesn't require much of RAM.

Well yeah,.so there's no need to allocate enough to make the whole Mac lag.

Shrooblord wrote:You mean the VM itself lagged, right? So you tried to play a game on the virtual Windows and it was slow as hell?

The Windows is working nicely but when I start the game, it begins lagging!

PluMGMK wrote:How much RAM did you allocate to the VM?

1GB and I have 4 GB RAM! I wonder why it lags!?

Which VM software did you use? VMWare is the only one that has decent 3D acceleration, other software would lag if you started up a game…
If you did use VMWare, did you make sure hardware 3D acceleration was actually turned on for the machine?

PluMGMK wrote:Which VM software did you use? VMWare is the only one that has decent 3D acceleration, other software would lag if you started up a game…
If you did use VMWare, did you make sure hardware 3D acceleration was actually turned on for the machine?

VMWare Workstation 9

That should do it too, if memory serves. Do you know how to enable hardware acceleration?

Master wrote:That should do it too, if memory serves.

Pun of the week.

Shrooblord wrote:Please stop quoting the image.

Hey Ambi, can you also stand inbetween the can and the rings to receive the power, i.e., is there a 'line of influence' between both, or is it really either the can or the rings?

I've won the game now, and it's probably replicable, but I don't think there was, I vaguely remember walking between them and nothing happening... But I can't quite fully remember.

Why do you ask?

Master wrote:That should do it too, if memory serves. Do you know how to enable hardware acceleration?

Actually, the hardware acceleration is enabled already...

Ambidextroid wrote:Why do you ask?

Because it's quite an intriguing bug you found and knowing whether it's two separate instances both triggering the powerup or whether it's still one but torn apart object will give some insight into how the R3 engine works. And this is interesting to me.

I wonder if parallels could be drawn between this and the "Double Hoodlum" being discussed in the scores topic at the moment.

PluMGMK wrote:I wonder if parallels could be drawn between this and the "Double Hoodlum" being discussed in the scores topic at the moment.

Oh hey! You remind me of something! XD
The mac was including Parallels with it! (Virtual Machine program for Mac) And I didn't try Rayman 3 in that time but Rayman Legends was working perfectly without any problem while BOOTCAMP made Rayman Legends have a few bugs like... White bars on character gallery and weird fade in and out!
I wonder if that makes Rayman 3 work too?