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Yesterday both me and my friend upgraded our laptops to Windows 10 and we are now experiencing some problems with Rayman 2 and 3.

Rayman 2:
For my friend when he sets it to use nGlide it seems like the game is runnign faster than it should. When he instead sets it to DirectX6 there are graphic problems and the game looks VERY strange.

Rayman 3:
For me I am experiencing about the same missing textures problem as I did before I turned of TnL, but they are not as many (but still noticeable). For my friend, who never had any problems with the TnL, it looks fine.

Does anyone know any solutions to these problems? Would really like to be able to play Rayman 3 again

Downgrade to Windows 7, or switch to linux.

Rayman 2: Open nGlide Settings and set the refresh rate to 120hz.
Rayman 3: Can you tell me your graphics card is?

While I didn't have problems with R2 on my Windows 10 OS, I'd recommend downgrading to 7 for retro gaming, but still have Windows 10 as a secondary (or primary) OS on another hard drive.
Windows 8 and 10 just aren't ment for older titles.

Rather than having two versions of windows, Wine supports many retro games, and the virtual machine is a very good option.

I've been using my laptop as a test subject since I use it for occasional use, but mostly for basic needs and while the normal software works fine under Windows 10 (although one or other I had to reinstall because it was giving some wierd errors) few of the retro games I've tried suffered a massive FPS drop and apparently I am not the only one complaining: https://www.google.pt/search?q=windows+ ... KxUa6xoogH

If I were you I would stick around with Windows 7 for a good while more. My main machine, a desktop, is running on Windows 7. I think I'll have some trouble upgrading it because I love this OS. As for Windows 10, although it has got neat stuff like multiple desktops (Linux was doing this for years though) I am not quite a fan of the tiles à la Windows 8. Microsoft also promissed security updates until 2020 so there is no hurry.

Which games? I happen to know of a fix for some DirectX 6 games but it is a pain to do because you have to apply it to each game individually with different files for each game.

Hopefully all these Windows 10 issues will be fixed by Microsoft by the time I get new PC

RibShark wrote:Rayman 2: Open nGlide Settings and set the refresh rate to 120hz.
Rayman 3: Can you tell me your graphics card is?

Rayman 2: I tried it and it didn't work. Also, in the GXSetup DirectX is not listed as an option anymore, but as I choose it before I upgraded to WIndows 10 it says I choose DirectX in the ubi.ini file and it works fine. Not really related to the problem I guess
Rayman 3: Intel

Haruka wrote: If I were you I would stick around with Windows 7 for a good while more. My main machine, a desktop, is running on Windows 7. I think I'll have some trouble upgrading it because I love this OS. As for Windows 10, although it has got neat stuff like multiple desktops (Linux was doing this for years though) I am not quite a fan of the tiles à la Windows 8. Microsoft also promissed security updates until 2020 so there is no hurry.

While I did like Windows 7 better than WIndows 10 there are some things I want that only work with windows 10 so I would like to keep it. In worst case I can go back to Windows 7 I guess.

OK, didn't realise it was you I was talking to on GOG. Anyway, the problem you are having is different then what I assumed. The textures for Rayman 3 are not invisible, just black, and I have only heard of this problem one time before. I *may* have a fix incoming, but I cannot guarantee.

I guess that it was a wise decision not to uprgade to Win 10 just yet or until Win 7 is being supported that is.

RibShark wrote:OK, didn't realise it was you I was talking to on GOG. Anyway, the problem you are having is different then what I assumed. The textures for Rayman 3 are not invisible, just black, and I have only heard of this problem one time before. I *may* have a fix incoming, but I cannot guarantee.

Yeh it was me on GOG So, what do you recommend that I do? Should I try the program you mentioned or did you have a better solution? Because I would rather not have to install another program on my computer if possible.

Edit: Forgot to mention that the textures are sometimes shown in game when I look at them from a certain angle

You can try this:
1. Download this file.
2. Place the file (d3d8.dll) you just downloaded into the same folder as Rayman3.exe.
3. In ubi.ini, make sure TnL is turned OFF (0).

Run the game, hope it works.

BTW, anyone with any sort (invisible textures, stretched textures, colours instead of textures, orange flashes) of graphical problem should try this.

RibShark wrote:You can try this:
1. Download this file.
2. Place the file (d3d8.dll) you just downloaded into the same folder as Rayman3.exe.
3. In ubi.ini, make sure TnL is turned OFF (0).

Run the game, hope it works.

BTW, anyone with any sort (invisible textures, stretched textures, colours instead of textures, orange flashes) of graphical problem should try this.

It worked! Thank you

hi, so i installed Rayman 3 today, set TnL to 0 an added the Dll file but the game won't run. it just does nothing. running Windows 10 Home 64 Bit

RibShark wrote:You can try this:
1. Download this file.
2. Place the file (d3d8.dll) you just downloaded into the same folder as Rayman3.exe.
3. In ubi.ini, make sure TnL is turned OFF (0).

Run the game, hope it works.

BTW, anyone with any sort (invisible textures, stretched textures, colours instead of textures, orange flashes) of graphical problem should try this.

OMGOMGOMGOMGOMG!!! YEEEEEES! :DDDDDDDD
Thank you so much, dude! I have been trying to fix this the whole holiday and finally got it to fix! I AM PLAYING THIS RIGHT AWAY!

RibShark wrote:You can try this:
1. Download this file.
2. Place the file (d3d8.dll) you just downloaded into the same folder as Rayman3.exe.
3. In ubi.ini, make sure TnL is turned OFF (0).

Run the game, hope it works.

BTW, anyone with any sort (invisible textures, stretched textures, colours instead of textures, orange flashes) of graphical problem should try this.

Thank you so much. I have been looking for a solution for a long time now, this actually worked!

RibShark wrote:You can try this:
1. Download this file.
2. Place the file (d3d8.dll) you just downloaded into the same folder as Rayman3.exe.
3. In ubi.ini, make sure TnL is turned OFF (0).

Run the game, hope it works.

BTW, anyone with any sort (invisible textures, stretched textures, colours instead of textures, orange flashes) of graphical problem should try this.

What/where is ubi.ini and what/where is TnL? And how can i turn TnL off?

Thanks for help! =)

FloLee wrote:

RibShark wrote:You can try this:
1. Download this file.
2. Place the file (d3d8.dll) you just downloaded into the same folder as Rayman3.exe.
3. In ubi.ini, make sure TnL is turned OFF (0).

Run the game, hope it works.

BTW, anyone with any sort (invisible textures, stretched textures, colours instead of textures, orange flashes) of graphical problem should try this.

What/where is ubi.ini and what/where is TnL? And how can i turn TnL off?

Thanks for help! =)

There are 2 ubi.ini files depending on version and if you run as admin or not. Here are the two locations:
C:\Users\-USERNAME-\AppData\Local\VirtualStore\Windows\Ubisoft
C:\Windows\Ubisoft
To turn of TnL you simply change the 1 after TnL to 0

I tried the recommended solution that was posted by RibShark, but it didn't work for me. I have Windows 10 Home. I placed the file in the same folder as Rayman3.exe and edited the ubi.ini in the Windows/Ubisoft folder with TnL=0. I didn't have a second ubi.ini file in the C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\VirtualStore\Windows folder (no Ubisoft folder there).

Has anyone had this problem and found a solution? Thank you.