TPillarLittle
March 21st, 2017, 06:20
tldr; turn on cross-compatibility for Linux and Mac to fix some screen flickering on mouseover.
Hi everyone,
Specs: Win 7, Radeon graphics (updated to latest version), hardware isn't important for this discussion
Problem: When opening the launcher, moving the mouse over the brown panel (with "Start", etc.) would cause the background (looks like a map) to flicker black. After hitting start and selecting what ruleset/campaign to use, load up would be sluggish and flickering would change between the default background and the map background. When opening menus like the PC sheets or maps, more flickering occurs and after you close menus their image still remains.
Solution: I fiddled with graphics options in Radeon's Catalyst Control Center to no avail. Generally, using the application settings works well and previous threads suggest making sure anti-aliasing is off. To my knowledge, FG's application setting is already off so no need to change that. I tried an option in the launcher's settings called "cross-platform compatibility mode for linux and mac" even though I'm not using either of those operating systems. Interestingly, that was the solution!
If anyone wants to discuss why that was a fix in this situation I would love to hear it!
Hi everyone,
Specs: Win 7, Radeon graphics (updated to latest version), hardware isn't important for this discussion
Problem: When opening the launcher, moving the mouse over the brown panel (with "Start", etc.) would cause the background (looks like a map) to flicker black. After hitting start and selecting what ruleset/campaign to use, load up would be sluggish and flickering would change between the default background and the map background. When opening menus like the PC sheets or maps, more flickering occurs and after you close menus their image still remains.
Solution: I fiddled with graphics options in Radeon's Catalyst Control Center to no avail. Generally, using the application settings works well and previous threads suggest making sure anti-aliasing is off. To my knowledge, FG's application setting is already off so no need to change that. I tried an option in the launcher's settings called "cross-platform compatibility mode for linux and mac" even though I'm not using either of those operating systems. Interestingly, that was the solution!
If anyone wants to discuss why that was a fix in this situation I would love to hear it!