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See [[OpenGL Drivers]] for information on how to check and update your OpenGL driver. | See [[OpenGL Drivers]] for information on how to check and update your OpenGL driver. | ||
Latest revision as of 18:15, 8 June 2012
Some systems have OpenGL implementations that have bugs that cause serious problems with our graphics-based software.
Update the OpenGL Driver in Your Video Card
See OpenGL Drivers for information on how to check and update your OpenGL driver.
Or Install an older DLL
In most cases, dropping this OpenGL32 DLL file into the same folder as our executable will solve the problem. Other versions of the DLL may work fine - but we've proved this one and know it works. The only issue using this method is that graphics will most likely be pretty slow compared to upgrading the video card drivers.
- Download the zip file that contains the OpenGL32.DLL file.
- Unzip the file.
- Close the program that is experiencing problems if it is running.
- Copy the DLL to the program folder.
- Start the program.
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