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|Description=There are misplaced shadows coming off of characters at certain angles, usually during cutscenes. | |Description=There are misplaced shadows coming off of characters at certain angles, usually during cutscenes. You can also effectively turn shadows off in hardware mode by going to Config > Video > Plugin Settings > Advanced Settings and Hacks and then set Skipdraw Range to 1/1. This solves the shadow bug without having to use the performance costly Auto Flush option. | ||
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|Description=Characters have weird shadows and odd colors. | |Description=Characters have weird shadows and odd colors. | ||
|Workaround=Issue has been fixed on 1.5 dev builds. Use OpenGL renderer and make sure Blending Accuracy is set to at least Basic level. For Direct3D11 as it lacks Blending you can enable Auto Flush hw hack but it will have a drastic hit on performance, otherwise switch to software rendering. | |Workaround=Issue has been fixed on 1.5 dev builds. Use OpenGL renderer and make sure Blending Accuracy is set to at least Basic level. For Direct3D11 as it lacks Blending you can enable Auto Flush hw hack but it will have a drastic hit on performance, otherwise switch to software rendering. You can also effectively turn shadows off in hardware mode by going to Config > Video > Plugin Settings > Advanced Settings and Hacks and then set Skipdraw Range to 1/1. This solves the shadow bug without having to use the performance costly Auto Flush option. | ||
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