This game is a late 32-bit game that hits x87 very heavily. Averaging 47 million per second in one of the game's starting battles. Requiring reduced precision to get enough performance.
When enabling reduced precision, sometimes the game selects incorrect textures to be rendered. It's a bit haphazard as to which textures get swapped but it's usually noticeable on the main menu screen replacing one of the game-mode options textures with "Options", or when in-game that character portraits or character names will be replaced.
Some examples to be more obvious:
This character on the menu isn't supposed to have "Options" next to them, it's supposed to be "Collections"(?)
Multiple incorrect textures here. The character portrait in the top left for Player 1 is the incorrect character, and the Player 8 texture is supposed to be Com
Correct textures here:
This isn't a game breaking issue as its just a few incorrect textures, but we should investigate how its abusing x87 to get texture IDs or something and see if we can do anything about it.
This game is a late 32-bit game that hits x87 very heavily. Averaging 47 million per second in one of the game's starting battles. Requiring reduced precision to get enough performance.
When enabling reduced precision, sometimes the game selects incorrect textures to be rendered. It's a bit haphazard as to which textures get swapped but it's usually noticeable on the main menu screen replacing one of the game-mode options textures with "Options", or when in-game that character portraits or character names will be replaced.
Some examples to be more obvious:
This character on the menu isn't supposed to have "Options" next to them, it's supposed to be "Collections"(?)
Multiple incorrect textures here. The character portrait in the top left for
Player 1is the incorrect character, and thePlayer 8texture is supposed to beComCorrect textures here:
This isn't a game breaking issue as its just a few incorrect textures, but we should investigate how its abusing x87 to get texture IDs or something and see if we can do anything about it.