Hi, I thought I’d start having a look at making another map.
My problem is that with both GTK 1.4.0 and 1.5.0 I get this when I start up the programs and load a map.
Can anyone give me a way to cure this problem.
I have reinstalled both the programs at least 10 TRILLION times.
I have just installed a GeForce 9800GT graphics card so there shouldn’t be any problems with that. (I assume)
Many thanks.
Vista = Search
Miki had similar issue just few days ago.
http://www.splashdamage.com/forums/showthread.php?t=18513
Drivers are updated too?
may I point all of you to the right (not lame compability mode) solution?
1st It even stands on the official gtk webpage (http://qeradiant.com)
2nd here is it:
Special note for Vista-users:
You have to disable the desktop-styling in the properties of GtkRadiant.exe! In case of wrong menu-rendering you can switch to the “Raleigh” gtk-skin.
The gtk-theme can be changed in [install-folder]/etc/gtk-2.0/gtkrc.
so disable desktop styling on the application and have a nice day mapping
doesn’t work went to that file in gtk 1.4 and the only thing i can change is the font.
Anyway, sorry to hijack this thread, but I am having a slightly different problem I can see all the windows fine, but when I press open, gtk shuts down and nothing happens.
Also when i go to preferences and try to define a path the same thing happens.
[quote=merlin1991;198603]may I point all of you to the right (not lame compability mode) solution?
1st It even stands on the official gtk webpage (http://qeradiant.com)
2nd here is it:
so disable desktop styling on the application and have a nice day mapping 
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Read the bloody damn whole thread (The link i gave) before posting same things over and over :oppressor:
The same thing had been mentioned, many times (4 times to be on the safe side). And also it does not work always, but compability mode works.
God i need an icon for a Search emoticion, I just hope there won’t be another thread like this anymore :mad:
@stealth
Never happened to me before, but you are using Vista right?