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    I can use opengl graphic settings on the normal runescape client. I cannot however use opengl on the simba client. It only allows me to use direct-x or safe mode. My path is set to jre and like i said it works great on the normal rs client. Any ideas on what i should do? I feel that most scripts do not work properly if not using opengl.

    pics for example when i run clarity's clarityharps.

    https://gyazo.com/ec0d26b2f47087ccf638202a164e10a9

    https://gyazo.com/a45146f2dd1541fa76453c01ccdd1c88

    this is what happens when i switch to opengl from direct-x and it denies it.
    https://gyazo.com/7341ba025258538cdff9552763215857

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    Quote Originally Posted by taylar View Post
    I can use opengl graphic settings on the normal runescape client. I cannot however use opengl on the simba client. It only allows me to use direct-x or safe mode. My path is set to jre and like i said it works great on the normal rs client. Any ideas on what i should do? I feel that most scripts do not work properly if not using opengl.

    pics for example when i run clarity's clarityharps.

    https://gyazo.com/ec0d26b2f47087ccf638202a164e10a9

    https://gyazo.com/a45146f2dd1541fa76453c01ccdd1c88

    this is what happens when i switch to opengl from direct-x and it denies it.
    https://gyazo.com/7341ba025258538cdff9552763215857

    Take a look at the logs more carefully. d3d9.dll is loaded successfully. Opengl32 is no where to be found. It also says "Native Button 1:101: Not Found". Meaning you are probably trying to load the system32's OpenGL module as a plugin. If you aren't then your plugin is just missing.
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    Quote Originally Posted by taylar View Post
    I can use opengl graphic settings on the normal runescape client. I cannot however use opengl on the simba client. It only allows me to use direct-x or safe mode. My path is set to jre and like i said it works great on the normal rs client. Any ideas on what i should do? I feel that most scripts do not work properly if not using opengl.

    pics for example when i run clarity's clarityharps.

    https://gyazo.com/ec0d26b2f47087ccf638202a164e10a9

    https://gyazo.com/a45146f2dd1541fa76453c01ccdd1c88

    this is what happens when i switch to opengl from direct-x and it denies it.
    https://gyazo.com/7341ba025258538cdff9552763215857
    As Brandon said above, it's probably because you're missing the right plugins.

    Download GLX.dll and OpenGL32.dll, toss them in the 'Plugins' folder in the main Simba directory (Where Simba.exe is located), if it asks to replace a file say yes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brandon View Post
    Take a look at the logs more carefully. d3d9.dll is loaded successfully. Opengl32 is no where to be found. It also says "Native Button 1:101: Not Found". Meaning you are probably trying to load the system32's OpenGL module as a plugin. If you aren't then your plugin is just missing.
    Is there any other settings i can provide you to help narrow down my issue?

    Thanks for the replies guys, I've carefully given trial to both of your suggestions and yet I have not succeeded. I'll continue to investigate why this may happen and get back with you.

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