posted 04-07- 06:46 PM               

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When I'm playing the mission, the game returns to Windows after a while.
SDOE-control gives me a 'invalid floating point operation'.
I can chance the textures to 40 MB, but when I leave it turns itself back to 10 MB.
Can someone help me?

P.S. Congratulations to Dave Hunt. I love his Spitfire XIV. It flies like an angel and the sound is awesome !!!

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posted 04-08- 03:27 AM               

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Is it with all missions or just some? How 'good' is your video card? Sometimes it's a heat thing. The SDOE Control thing is likely a corrupt file. Delete Control and re-install it.
Hope this helps.

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posted 04-08- 05:43 AM               

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I don't believe it's a card problem. I've got a voodoo 4 4500. And after the problem I can still restart Fighter Squadron and play another level without problems.
I had the problems with Subhunt and an African campaign level.
I've never had in the training levels.

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posted 04-09- 10:31 AM               

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Sounds like corruption to me. I've found some of the user created missions didn't have the correct nation (nearly all the BOB missions are like this) picked for a particular aircraft and the game would just refuse to got involved. A quick edit of the mission and it'd work. Sometimes if a mission requires a particular aircraft and you don't have it, the mission won't run either. I've never had trouble with the Sub-hunt but the Africa thing gave me some headaches. As I recall.
I have had trouble with missions stopping before I was ready. I think it's got to do with over heated Video cards. Try playing the mission with the hide/lid/cover off your system unit and see what happens.

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posted 04-09- 03:28 PM               

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Question...

Doesn't a computer give beeping sounds when the video-card overheats? I had that problem with my old voodoo 3 2000. This is why I bought the voodoo 4. I don't have those sounds and the computer keeps working normally.

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posted 04-10- 12:14 PM               

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Not neccessarily. Mine is a really crappy 4 meg on board card that just crashes to desk top(CTD) when it doesn't want to play anymore.(I have no intention of spending $500 plus for a racing video card) I'm just guessing about the heat thing really. Try doing a search of this forum to see if there are any better answers.

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