SEGA Model 3 = white screen

[Reevesad]

Hi There, 

So I setup Sega Model 3 the other day using the Launchbox Tutorial video. The Games load up and I have sound and the backdrops but the moving screen characters/ backgrounds are all White images. any ideas how this has happened and how I can resolve the issue? Any help would be most grateful

I'm running this on a Intel i7-3770 34.4ghz 8gb Ram 64 bit windows 7. with an AMD Radeon R7 360 Series GC.

Regards, Adam

[DaveC]

@Reevesad are you using the latest WIP build? You can find it here: http://www.supermodel3.com/Forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=1206#p9332  (currently SVN 680 as of now I think).
Just copy it over your previous install directory. If that doesn't work it could be a graphics card/driver issue maybe?

Edited December 22, 2017 by DaveC
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[Reevesad]

Hi DaveC, thanks for the reply. yes I recently set this system via the tutorial by Launchbox and used the latest download of Supermodel R680-x64 

maybe it's something more to do with the resolution as I set it to 1240x960. but tbh as I'm a complete noob to all this I really don't like messing around with tweaking stuff but I guess I'll have to give it a go. 

Just seems that every game runs perfectly apart from this whitening on characters and certain textures background ect.

[Reevesad]

just had a look and unlike all the other emulators that I use for some reason i'm unable to open Supermodel to even try and change anything. i click on the exe file, it flashes on screen and then goes off.

how do you change things on this system?

[neil9000]

Supermodel is command line only there is no gui for it,  here is there wiki page with installation and configuration help.

[Reevesad]

thanks, will try altering resolution command and see if that has any effect.

 

[neil9000]

You could also try this.

[DOS76]

I wouldn't suggest using Supermodel UI at all it hasn't been updated in forever and doesn't reflect changes that exist in the emulator itself.

[neil9000]

  On 12/22/2017 at 4:01 PM, DOS76 said:

I wouldn't suggest using Supermodel UI at all it hasn't been updated in forever and doesn't reflect changes that exist in the emulator itself.

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Fair enough, command line it is then.