Level get darker and darker in blocks on macbook pro running high sierra
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farfars said:
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I'll pass this on to the guys. In the meantime can you please post as much information about your system as possible.
farfars said:
Hi farfars, thanks for showing us these. Does this problem come up frequently/every time? Next time it comes up, could you see whether sliding any of the graphics sliders down to their lowest setting makes it go away. I'm curious to know if we can isolate the rendering subsystem causing it.
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@Matt i could replicate this with a smaller strip of shadow, and it indeed went away after tweaking settings - Here are some screenshots on how it looks on different qualities
https://imgur.com/JnW0fpy
https://imgur.com/xm7uOZG
https://imgur.com/TERQE73
https://imgur.com/3yw6j4M
https://imgur.com/Xl4usZB
Hope this can be of help!
https://imgur.com/JnW0fpy
https://imgur.com/xm7uOZG
https://imgur.com/TERQE73
https://imgur.com/3yw6j4M
https://imgur.com/Xl4usZB
Hope this can be of help!
@farfars Thanks for the clues. Actually somebody else seems to have had this problem quite severely on 2.2 (Subjugation) so there might be a clue there.
I assume during the above tests, you were moving the "main" graphics slider, am I correct? I don't suppose you could set everything to high (so that the problem appears), and, while in the level, systematically go through each of the smaller sliders underneath, dropping them to zero, to see which one causes the issue to go away?
I assume during the above tests, you were moving the "main" graphics slider, am I correct? I don't suppose you could set everything to high (so that the problem appears), and, while in the level, systematically go through each of the smaller sliders underneath, dropping them to zero, to see which one causes the issue to go away?