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Fix for game crashes and content issues

By Liandri

Fix for all common problems of the game

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I-Fluid.exe has stopped working

Install PhysX Legacy System Software[www.nvidia.com]. If installed successfully, the problem should be solved.
Alternatively, right-click I-Fluid in your library - Properties - Local files - Browse local files - navigate to drivers subfolder and install PhysX_7.11.13_SystemSoftware.exe.

Note: It does not matter if you have AMD/ATI or Nvidia GPU. It does not matter if you already have the latest PhysX System Software installed. I-Fluid uses the older PhysX Legacy System Software.

Textures / models not found

Right-click I-Fluid in your library - Properties - Local files - Browse local files.
Download https://github.com/liandris/steamguides_files/raw/master/I-Fluid/ifluid_steam_fix.exe and place it to your local I-Fluid folder.

Run ifluid_steam_fix.exe. Press [Extract], then [Yes to All].
Alternatively, if you don't trust 3rd party executable files, rename ifluid_steam_fix.exe to ifluid_steam_fix.7z. Open it with 7-Zip[www.7-zip.org] or other file archiver of your choice. Extract its contents manually into your local I-Fluid folder. Overwrite all files when prompted.

If this guide did not solve your problem

If your system is old, check if it meets the minimum requirements:

CPU: 1GHz
RAM: 512 MB
GPU: DirectX 9.0c compatible, with at least 128 MB of memory
Software: Windows XP or newer, fully updated DirectX 9.0c

Contact me for any questions. If your problem is not listed - try to properly describe it and I will try to help.

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Liandri [author] 4 Jul, 2020 @ 10:50am

That's the usual way of how Windows asks for your confirmation when running a file downloaded from the internet. You could just reply Yes.

thiccframes 4 Jul, 2020 @ 9:49am

Running the PhysX installer from the local file directory worked better than downloading the .msi installer from the internet.

thiccframes 4 Jul, 2020 @ 9:44am

Upon trying to open the PhysX installer I was presented with this message:

“PhysX-9.12.1031-SystemSoftware-Legacy.msi” is an executable file. Executable files may contain viruses or other malicious code that could harm your computer. Use caution when opening this file. Are you sure you want to launch “PhysX-9.12.1031-SystemSoftware-Legacy.msi”?"

Liandri [author] 16 Feb, 2017 @ 12:31am

Thank you for the comment. It says the same for me, I just didn't notice this in time. I had no idea Steam decided to add mediafire to their filters. I've re-uploaded the file on github now, hopefully it won't get filtered anymore.

SquarelyCircle 15 Feb, 2017 @ 11:18pm

Cause, it says this for everyone else:
"Download {LINK REMOVED} and place it to your local I-Fluid folder."

SquarelyCircle 15 Feb, 2017 @ 11:17pm

If you put an @ symbol (or something) before the link, and instruct people to remove the @ symbol, then they can download the file at their own discretion without steam blocking the link. This basically inhibits steam's ability to detect a download link, which it automatically blocks.

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