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--- d3d_or_grf [2024/09/19 07:45] – gemmaster
+++ d3d_or_grf [2024/11/12 00:12] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 If you're experiencing issues with the GemstoneRO client closing due to a D3D or GRF error, follow the steps below to troubleshoot the problem:
-. **Client Closing Issue D3D or GRF Error**
+^ **Step**                                  ^ **Description**                                                                                         ^
-{{::d3d_or.png?nolink&600|}}
+| 🖥️ **Client Closing Issue D3D or GRF Error** | If you are encountering a D3D or GRF error causing the client to close, see the image for reference: \\ {{::d3d_or.png?nolink&600|}} |
+| ⚙️ **How to Open the GemstoneRO Patcher**    | First, open the GemstoneRO patcher. Here’s how it looks: \\ {{:patcher.png?600|Patcher Example}} |
+| 🎛️ **Check Video Card Settings**            | Once the patcher is open, press the "Configure" button. Review your video card settings. Here’s an image showing the settings to check: \\ {{:grapich.png?400|Video Card Settings}} |
+| 🔊 **Test Sound Settings**                  | If adjusting the video card settings doesn’t solve the problem, try testing your sound settings. Disable the sound to check if it’s an issue with your sound card driver. Here’s the location of the sound settings: \\ {{:nosound.png?400|Sound Settings}} |
-. **How to Open the GemstoneRO Patcher**
-   First, open the GemstoneRO patcher. Here's how it looks:
-{{:patcher.png?600|Patcher Example}}
-. **Check Video Card Settings**
-   Once the patcher is open, press the "Configure" button. Then, review your video card settings. Here's an image showing the settings to check:
-{{:grapich.png?400|Video Card Settings}}
-. **Test Sound Settings (If Video Card Settings Don't Work)**
-   If adjusting the video card settings doesn't solve the problem, try testing your sound settings. Disable the sound to check if it's an issue with your sound card driver. Here's the location of the sound settings:
-{{:nosound.png?400|Sound Settings}}