OK, we are almost finished, now while you are in the MOHAA folder, you should see a folder called 'main' open it, now in the 'main' folder you should see a file called 'newconfig' make a copy of that file and put the copy someplace safe for now. Now rename the ogl_hres.dll file you just copied into your MOHAA folder to OpenG元2.dll Make a copy of that file and put it in the same place where you renamed those 2 crappy files. Now, go explore to where you installed the WickedGL files and find the 1 file called *** these are the crappy files EA puts in that do not work very well for 3DFX people *** Voodoogl.dll -> 909KB in size -> rename it to OLDvoodoogl.dll My MOHAA is (US version 1.0 or MOHAA.exe ver 1,0,0,1 ) 138KB in size -> rename it to OLD3dfxgl.dll ( I keep on my desktop so I could just get to the 1 file ) ( I just installed WickedGL into a 'Extra Stuff' folder ) ( Since I did not really need WickedGL for anything else ) This is NuAngel's site, on the main page near the middle you will find a link for the FINAL 'WickedGL' release with info - download it. ( while now and I am pleased with there compatability ) ( I have been using these drivers/tools for a good ) ( obviously you should get them here at falconfly ) Well, my persistence paid off and here is how I got MOHAA to work and work very well:įirst, the drivers and tools: 3dHQ V1.09.00 Beta10

Knowing that it was an 'EA Games' distribution and with all the grief I had with BF1942 and my Voodoo 5500, I just knew that MOHAA was going to take some tweaking and lots of scouring the forums for the right combination to get MOHAA to work. I have a VooDoo 5500 AGP running on a old Abit BH6 mobo with a PIII 550 with 256mb of ram and a 300 watt power supply on Win98SE with DirectX 8.1 ( know you really know how poor/cheap I am )

I just picked up Medal of Honor Allied Assault at my local Wal-Mart for $19.99 ( I know it's been out a while but when you are unemployed and on the cheap, you wait till you can afford it )

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