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this is still not fixed (v1.7.5688) and afaik never was. manually setting clamping to full is still required. and if you don't change it back, one of the next stages will eventually freeze upon loading, so the workaround is not ideal
(this is still not fixed (v1.7.5688) and afaik never was. manually setting clamping to full is still required. and if you don't change it back, one of the next stages will eventually freeze upon loading, so the workaround is not ideal) |
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* Information and reports of demo versions of this game can be found [[Gran Turismo 4 Demo Disks|here]]. | * Information and reports of demo versions of this game can be found [[Gran Turismo 4 Demo Disks|here]]. | ||
==Known Issues== | |||
{{Issue | |||
|IssueName=Demo races do not work | |||
|IsFixed=0 | |||
|IssueLevel=0 | |||
|Description=Demonstrations return back to the menu as soon as they start. License stage menu backgrounds appear black. | |||
|Workaround=Go to Config -> Emulation Settings -> EE/IOP and set Clamping Mode to "Full". However, this will make other events fail to load, requiring it to be set back to Normal after the Demonstration. | |||
}} | |||
== Fixed Issues == | == Fixed Issues == | ||
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|Description=When launching the first race of a play session, VRAM usage jumps significantly just before the race preview screen starts. After the first race, this problem does not happen again until the next time you boot the game. The game will also have occasional VRAM spikes as it continues to run. Either of these can potentially cause a crash if they cause your system to run out of VRAM. | |Description=When launching the first race of a play session, VRAM usage jumps significantly just before the race preview screen starts. After the first race, this problem does not happen again until the next time you boot the game. The game will also have occasional VRAM spikes as it continues to run. Either of these can potentially cause a crash if they cause your system to run out of VRAM. | ||
|Workaround=No longer an issue as of v1.7.3171. | |Workaround=No longer an issue as of v1.7.3171. | ||
}} | }} | ||