Now that we know what dgVoodoo is and we know about the SafeDisc issue, lets begin. Following this guide will also correct this issue as well. If you own the copy-protected version of LEGO Rock Raiders (some of the re-releases did not have copy protection) you'll probably find the game will not run at all. This is a problem if you own a copy of LEGO Rock Raiders that is copy-protected. Secondly, Microsoft has updated Windows Vista through to Windows 10 with patches that remove SafeDisc and SecureRom support from those systems. Cafeteria is merely a toolkit to make an already working game even better. in summary - dgVoodoo is what makes it possible to run LEGO Rock Raiders on modern graphics cards, not Cafeteria. You can use both of these together for optimal graphics improvements. It also has the ability to force LEGO Rock Raiders to run in resolutions higher than 640x480. Cafeteria on the other hand is a Mod Launcher that allows easy installation of game resource modifications for LEGO Rock Raiders. Most modern graphics cards are not compatible with games utilising old versions of DirectX, Rock Raiders is one of them. dgVoodoo is an graphics API wrapper (or “converter”) for DirectDraw & Direct3D (Part of DirectX 6 - a graphics API developed by Microsoft). These are significantly different and perform entirely different things. This guide is more or less a re-write of many posts of this method that are scattered around the forum with updated links and pictures to make it easier to follow.įirst and foremost there is sometimes confusion between dgVoodoo and Cafeteria.
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