hey there, i'm not very good at english so pls forgive me if i do some mistakes
the first time i downloaded (and played obviously) soma nothing gone wrong and everything worked smoothly. for some reason i needed extra space on the hdd and then removed it.
the second time i downloaded soma and tried to play, the game won't start. tried everything on the troubleshooting guide but nothing happens and the game still won't start.
there is anyone that can help me?
many thanks
If you have steam try doing a file integrity check on SOMA to see if something was messed up in the install.
if you want more help than that you need to give us more info to work with:
-your system specs, including the OS
-The platform through which you got the game, fx Steam, GOG, other?
-the hpl.log from SOMA folder
-Launcher.log from documents/mygames/soma
Any other information that might potentially be used to figure out just what is wrong
already did the file integrity check before posting here
system specs
intel i5
nvidia 635m
6gb ram
win 7
got the game through steam
and for some strange reason, when i try to do the copy-paste with hpl and launcher log, the browser freezes. how can i do to solve this problem?
thanks in advance m8
problems with copy pasting is either related to your browser or system, which is outside the area of the SOMA game, you will have to seek support on that elsewhere, or solve the issue on your own.
2 things seem to be a problem based on the log.
1. You say you have nvidia 635, but the log states you have Intel HD graphics 4000, which is a non supported one. There might be a bug in the code that detects your graphics card, and so you might need to alter some config file to manually make the game know it needs to run your nvidia 635. I dont know exactly how or if you can do that though, but I will look into it given I find the time to.
Note I dont know much about your graphics card, so I cant guarantee it has any better support than the intel HD 4000.
2. The log is producing hundreds of errors because it is unable to enable some OpenGL extensions, claiming they are not supported. This could either be related to the previous error with the graphics card, or it could be that your drivers are not up to date (or that they are up to date but there is a bug in the driver).
First of all I recommend just updating your drivers if you can.
Then you either wait for me or someone else to find a fix, or you try to figure out on your own how to manually set the renderer to use your graphics card, and see if that fixes it.
tried step 2 and 3 but it doesn't work, tried have disk method and it works smoothly
many many many thanks m8