Kotor Dantooine Graphics Glitch

    If you are playing Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic (KOTOR) on a modern PC, you may encounter a graphics glitch that causes black lines, distorted textures, and low frame rate on certain areas of the game, such as Dantooine and the Undercity of Taris. This glitch can make the game unplayable and ruin your experience of this classic RPG. Fortunately, there are some possible solutions that can help you fix this issue and enjoy the game as it was meant to be.

    Causes of the Glitch

    The graphics glitch is caused by a compatibility problem between the game engine and newer graphics cards, especially AMD cards. The game was released in 2003 and uses an old version of OpenGL that is not well supported by modern drivers. The game also uses a feature called Vertex Buffer Objects (VBO) that is supposed to improve performance, but actually causes graphical errors on newer hardware. The glitch is more noticeable on areas with grass, such as Dantooine, because the game renders many grass blades using VBO.




Kotor Dantooine Graphics Glitch