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GTA: Vice City v1.1 Patch

Unknown   on 17 May 2003 - 10:14 · 14 comments & 2499 views

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This unsupported fix for Vice City will fix a graphic corruption issue. If you do not have any graphical problems do not install this patch!

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Grand Theft Auto: Vice City
"Graphic Corruption Fix"

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*** Users who DO NOT have this corruption NEED NOT apply this patch ***
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Contents:

Zip file "Vicepatch_11.zip" containing:

- ViceCity_Patch_11.exe
- ReadmeNOW.txt (this file)

Installation
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- Unzip file.

- ** OPTIONAL ** make a copy of your original GTA-VC.EXE file (from the directory the you installed Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, for when this issue is fixed with a driver update, and you would like to revert to the original version).

- Start ViceCity_Patch_11.exe.

- After clicking next twice, browse to your installed Grand Theft Auto: Vice City directory (the directory where GTA-VC.EXE resides) and click next.

- The patch will check for the presence of the correct GTA-VC.EXE file. If the patch finds an un-modified GTA-VC.EXE, then this file will be updated to version 1.1, otherwise no patching can occur.

- Click start to begin the update process.

- After patching click exit.


The only file changed by this patch is GTA-VC.EXE which is upgraded to version 1.1


Save game and setting files are carried forward with no issues.


This fix is an UN-SUPPORTED update that corrects polygon corruption that has been noticed on certain video cards and PC combinations.

This is the only change that has been made from your original version of Grand Theft Auto: Vice City.

*** Users who DO NOT have this corruption NEED NOT apply this patch ***

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#1 iomega on 17 May 2003 - 10:23
thnx!!!.. my saved games. weren't working properly..
(1 reply) #2 MrDennis89 on 17 May 2003 - 12:58
What kind of graphical corruption? Parts of the main character missing? That's what I have...
#2.1 RanCorX2 on 17 May 2003 - 14:59
[neoquote=#2.0 by MrDennis89]What kind of graphical corruption? Parts of the main character missing? That's what I have...[/neoquote] for me its...driving along, n then wtf the skys turned into a black shape n its moving towards me then a big triangle comes outta the car and the picture starts to flicker
#3 nookadum on 17 May 2003 - 14:51
Okay, now it works perfectly. =3
#4 linglok on 17 May 2003 - 18:02
thx for the post!!
#5 smileham on 18 May 2003 - 09:06
This is reminding me of the fiasco of GTA3. Bugs, problems and poor ports, hmmmm
(3 replies) #6 ArcticFox on 18 May 2003 - 10:08
Poor ports my ass, Vice City runs a helluva lot better than the PS2 ever did.
#6.1 Solarix on 18 May 2003 - 12:35
true that plus smooother and no more lag,
#6.2 nookadum on 18 May 2003 - 17:32
[neoquote=#6.1 by Solarix]true that plus smooother and no more lag,[/neoquote] The PS2 version had lag? O_o
#6.3 Tobbe on 18 May 2003 - 20:19
[neoquote=#6.2 by nookadum]The PS2 version had lag? O_o[/neoquote] Must blame something.
#7 Phil Gates on 18 May 2003 - 21:47
it doesn't even feel like a port, and i heard it was built from the ground up too.
#8 DUZLA+ on 19 May 2003 - 00:17
I read the ps2 version ran 15-30fps...the pc version on my pc runs 30-70fps wi frame limiter off, I noticed the different sound options caused lagg,,software mode seemed to be best go figure.
(1 reply) #9 stncttr908 on 19 May 2003 - 12:03
I sometimes have colors surrounding plants and trees, I wonder if this counts as "graphic corruption" or not?
#9.1 DUZLA+ on 19 May 2003 - 17:40
I got the plant problem too but i just put it down to bad texture transparencies

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