Trouble installing open RA
Trouble installing open RA
Hey guys. Couldn't find a trouble shooting guide or anything... I'm using Windows XP and downloaded Open RA for windows (using the link on the main page).
I ran the installer and it seemed to install alright but when I click the icon to actually start it up, nothing happens. When I try to use the Open RA editor, I get the "...has encountered an error and needs to close" box. Tried running it in compatibility mode (not sure why) but that didn't work either..
I ran the installer and it seemed to install alright but when I click the icon to actually start it up, nothing happens. When I try to use the Open RA editor, I get the "...has encountered an error and needs to close" box. Tried running it in compatibility mode (not sure why) but that didn't work either..
Hi, thanks for replyingTirili wrote: ↑Hi
Please try starting it from the command line and post the error message here (if any).
You can find the command line this way:
Click Start -> Run -> enter "cmd" -> click ok
Now change to your openra folder using the cd command
and finally enter OpenRA.Game.exe
Good luck

Here is what appears:
Microsoft Windows XP [Version 5.1.2600]
(C) Copyright 1985-2001 Microsoft Corp.
C:\Documents and Settings\user>cd C:\Program Files\OpenRA
C:\Program Files\OpenRA>OpenRA.Game.exe
C:\Program Files\OpenRA>
Nothing happens after that..

I'm seeing the same issue. I went to My Documents\OpenRA\Logs\exception.log, and it said:
Exception of type `System.InvalidProgramException`: Unsupported GPU. See graphics.log for details.
I checked graphics.log, and it said:
Unsupported GPU: Missing extensions: GL_ARB_vertex_shader,GL_ARB_fragment_shader,GL_ARB_vertex_buffer_object
Any ideas?
P.S., I'm using Windows 8
Exception of type `System.InvalidProgramException`: Unsupported GPU. See graphics.log for details.
I checked graphics.log, and it said:
Unsupported GPU: Missing extensions: GL_ARB_vertex_shader,GL_ARB_fragment_shader,GL_ARB_vertex_buffer_object
Any ideas?
P.S., I'm using Windows 8
Try using the Cg renderer as explained in https://github.com/OpenRA/OpenRA/wiki/Settings It might also work for slightly older cards.
Hi, could you perhaps explain in a little more detail to me? Sorry to be a pest but I'm not sure what I'm supposed to be doing with the information on that page.Cmd. Matt wrote: ↑Try using the Cg renderer as explained in https://github.com/OpenRA/OpenRA/wiki/Settings It might also work for slightly older cards.