I recommend using fullscreen for this, since I'm not sure if you can get captured mouse in windowed mode with a manually resized window. Note that the top border acts as the title bar to move the window and the title bar itself doesn't do anything. Drag the window wherever you like and resize it to your liking. Launch the game using a shortcut as described above in the fullscreen section. You probably also want to go to the Compatibility tab and check Run this program in compatibility mode for Windows Vista (Service Pack 2) You can also add the parameters -sndbkg -skiptobnet after -3dfx if you want sound when tabbed out of the game and to skip the blizzard logo intro when you start the game. Go to settings.Ĭlick Quit and launch the game using a shortcut (make a shortcut to Diablo II.exe -> rclick -> properties -> Shortcut tab) with the Target: Last updated at 14:00:17 UTC Weekly Help Desk RAGE Loot Thread Trade Threadįor Sven's Wrapper, launch glide-init.exe. More annoying is that 3d sound effects won't be available on modern kit/OS and probably not environmental effects either.
But I also recall that it was the Lord of Destruction expansion that really seemed to cause the directx renderer problems with choppiness and lags. I recall that athlon 2000 + voodoo2 + glide gives far smoother gameplay than athlon + mx400 + directx. Glide may be refresh-limited to 25fps ? And I'm not sure whether the higher resolution setting, perspective etc work in directx as well as glide. Of course the dagger issue means I would only use nglide. Otherwise I used to be convinced glide did look better and was far smoother on older hardware, but with an lcd screen and modern hardware there is probably not much difference.
Not a big deal except for us perfectionists. After a certain quest completion this changes to a dagger if you are using glide but not if you are using directx. Kurast Docks, in the middle somewhere there is a blue sphere on a stand. There is at least one Diablo 2 game object that does not display correctly in directx but does in glide.
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