Difference between revisions of "Q.U.B.E."

If this doesn't work you may not have the latest releases of the following programs installed. Check the following websites for installs of programs necessary to run Q.U.B.E.:

64-bit Users may be required to install both x86 and x64 versions of each C++ Redistributable package in order to play Q.U.B.E.

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Unable to See the Intro Startup Screen but Can Hear the Sound

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Areas in the Game are Completely Black

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"Failed to Create D3D Device!" Error

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MSVCR100.DLL Missing From My Computer

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DLL Error "XINPUT1_3.DLL"

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You can find the install for DirectX here.

Game Not Saving

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Character Moving/Turning Without User Input

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System requirements

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-{{Fixbox|
+{{Fixbox|1=
-{{Fixbox/fix|Audio Crashes}}
+{{Fixbox/fix|Set sound quality to 24 bit, 48000 Hz (Windows Vista and newer)}}
-Some audio crashes are related to hardware acceleration. To disable Sound Acceleration follow theses steps:
+# Open the Start Screen/Start Menu, type <code>mmsys.cpl</code> and press Enter.
+# Open the Default Device (marked with a tick [[File:Tick.png|16px|link=]]).
-# Click Start
+# Go to the Advanced tab.
-# Click Run
+# Change the Default Format box to <code>24 bit, 48000 Hz (Studio Quality)</code>.
-# Type in DXDIAG into the available text field, and press OK
+# Click Apply and close all windows.
-# Once the DirectX Diagnostic tool has loaded, click on the Sound tab
+{{ii}} If the problem remains, repeat and choose <code>24 bit, 44100 Hz (Studio Quality)</code> instead.
-# In the DirectX Features section, adjust the slide bar from where it is currently to Basic acceleration ('''Warning''': This may disable advanced audio features which worked previously in other games. Should you notice a negative change in any other game, simply change the acceleration level back to where it was or to Full Acceleration)
+}}
-# Click the Exit button
+{{Fixbox|1=
-# Start your game, and verify that the game now works properly
+{{Fixbox/fix|Adjust hardware sound acceleration level (Windows XP only)}}
+# Press Windows+R, type <code>dxdiag</code>, press Enter.
-Another audio issue could come from an incorrect frequency setting. You can fix it doing the following (in Vista and up):
+# Choose Yes if prompted.
-# Click Start and then Control Panel
+# Go to the Sound tab.
-# Once there select the Sound option
+# Adjust the Hardware Sound Acceleration Level slider and test the game. If it is not already at Full, try Full first.
-# Select the ‘Playback’ tab
+{{ii}} Setting the acceleration to Basic or No acceleration may affect advanced sound features in some games.
-# Select your current Default playback device (the one with the green check-mark on it) and click Properties button on the bottom right
-# Select the Advanced tab and under Default Format drop down menu choose 16 bit, 44100 Hz (CD Quality) (Take note of the previous value in case you want to restore it later)
-# Click Apply/OK on the Properties dialog and OK again on the Sound dialog and close Control Panel window
-# Run the game
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