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The Windows version runs in software only. Only DOS executables were made for 3dfx, which didn't come with the original game. However you can find lots of different 3dfx executables, including for Voodoo2, which has transluscent water effect never seen in any other version.

My guess would be that "lighting"=dword:00000001 controls it. Try changing it to "lighting"=dword:00000000 or "lighting"=dword:00000002 if the first doesn't work.

Be sure to install the voodoo2 patch if you have further problems.

Try downloading MS Application Compatibility Toolkit and search for the game in the Applications menu under System Database. If you happen to find a profile for the game, you may try disabling its entry.

Guess I'll keep running with the default AA settings for now, thanks!

With your default profile the game crashes for me in nvd3dum.dll:0x0085bcc7 (nVidia D3D driver). ... and now I see why. https://forums.geforce.com/default/topic/698087/geforce-drivers/very-few-anti-aliasing-options/post/4153911/#4153911 nVidia removed support for CSAA with 700 series (tested with m...

Terminal Velocity has only a S3 Virge patch. Never found a 3dfx version of it.

If only I had programming skill I would've tried to come up with it as well as a S3D one as there are exclusive titles for these libraries.

Some games require single processor affinity in order to run correctly, but this causes stuttering/input lag issues in most of them. One example is NFSIISE. The 3dfx version suffers from heavy stuttering while the software version seems to be unaffected, but it doesn't mean it's related to nGlide be...

I'm running 391.35 drivers which are the latest ones that support my GTX460.
EDIT: I'm also attaching my global profile settings to see if it helps.