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== Known Issues ==


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|IssueName=Line appears where Level of Detail boundary is
|IsFixed=0
|IssueLevel=0
|Description=A line is drawn at the normally invisible boundary where world elements pop in and out of the view. The game is normally supposed to draw a very soft and unnoticeable transparent layer to gently blur out distant world geometry. A previous bug fix prevents this effect from jamming up the screen with blocks of color, but still leaves behind the line on the boundary.
|Workaround=Stay in Native resolution when using a hardware renderer. (Partial solution) Or, set Half Pixel Offset to Normal. Or, set Skipdraw to 3-3 (this will also cause shadows to disappear). Or, switch GSdx to Software mode (press F9).
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{{Issue
|IssueName=Messed up polygons on character models
|IsFixed=1
|IssueLevel=1
|Description=Every character model is partially garbled.
|Workaround=Fixed in recent (v1.5.0) builds of PCSX2. For older versions: Switch GSdx to Software mode (press F9) to make the textures render normally.
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==The gallery==
==The gallery==
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