COD:UO Error

[uniacid]

Has anyone encountered this problem yet in single player mode?

G_ModelIndex overflow

I keep getting this after bastogne2-12 going into foy, it sucks b/c I can't get to the next map :/

ps: I'm using 65.62's I'm gonna try the official ones and see how it works (61.77)

Edited September 19, 2004 by uniacid

[uniacid]

hmm nope using the official drivers didn't work :/

[uniacid]

I guess no one is getting this error? :/

[neonspyder]

you're not the only one, bro. it's infuriating! :(

[Agent_of_Knowledge]

  uniacid said:

Has anyone encountered this problem yet in single player mode?

G_ModelIndex overflow

I keep getting this after bastogne2-12 going into foy, it sucks b/c I can't get to the next map :/

ps: I'm using 65.62's I'm gonna try the official ones and see how it works (61.77)

I'm using 56.72's and COD:UO works flawlessly.

[neonspyder]

just received an email from activision's online support. this should work but i have yet to try it:

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Response (Keith Weber) - 09/20/2004 04:02 PM

Thank you for contacting Customer Support.

Copy the pak files from the CD, overwriting the ones on the hard drive.

1. Put the first disc in the drive

2. Go into my computer and right click on the disc and select "explore" or

"browse"

3. Browse into the Setup folder, then the Data folder

4. Right click on the uo folder and select copy

5. Close this window

6. Now browse to the game directory (default is C:\Program Files\Call of Duty)

7. Go to the edit menu and select paste (if it asks you if you wish to overwrite

select yes)

Once the file copy is done repeat the above steps for disc 2.

[neonspyder]

either i did something wrong, or the game is just fux0red. *sigh*

[Hills420]

I have not had these issues with my vc... I already beat the game. I like this one better than the original.

[Jason S. Global Moderator]

try the 66.xx series drivers... just a thought.

[uniacid]

  Jdawg683 said:

try the 66.xx series drivers... just a thought.

did. anyways I fixed it, apparently its an error when you use the cheat god to have god mode :D

[Jason S. Global Moderator]

cheater :shifty: jk, i cheat too (edit: only when i need to)... a game isnt fun when you cant even play it ;)

[neonspyder]

i don't have time to give this a go, but if you do, please post results:

another "fix" activision sent me

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Response (Keith Weber) - 09/21/2004 09:14 AM

Move your save games to a temporary place.  Then do a manual uninstall of both

games and reinstall them.

This answer is for an Advanced user. Please do not attempt the below solution if

you are not comfortable editing the Registry. Damaging the Registry could result

in very adverse effects to your system. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK.

First it will be necessary to remove the registry keys the games creates. Please

be cautious when working with the registry as it is very sensitive. Deleting the

wrong thing can result in complete operating system failure.

1) Click Start button > Run.

2) At the prompt type: REGEDIT. The registry editor will open.

3) Click the "+" next to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE.

4) Click the "+" next to SOFTWARE.

5) Click the "+" next to ACTIVISION.

6) Right-click on the CALL OF DUTY folder and select Delete.

7) Right-click on the CALL OF DUTY UNITED OFFENSIVE folder and select Delete.

8) Close the registry editor.

Once the registry keys are removed, we'll need to remove the game files from

your hard drive. These instructions assume you've installed the games in the

default directory.

9) Double-click the My Computer icon.

10) Double-click the C:\ drive.

11) Double-click Program Files.

12) Right-click on the Call of Duty folder and select Delete.

Remove the COD.INI and CODUO.INI files from your hard drive.

13) Click the Start button > Find (or Search) > Files & Folders.

14) Search your C:\ drive for a file named COD.INI.

15) The file should be located in C:\WINDOWS.

16) Delete this file.

17) Search your C:\ drive for a file named CODUO.INI.

18) The file should be located in C:\WINDOWS.

19) Delete this file.

20) Reboot your machine. At this point the games are completely removed from

your system.