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The main screen's color is faded significantly, and gradients aren't working correctly. Only on main screen, though. As you can see, on the left hand side, the fx and gradient windows are showing the correct coloration. Anybody have any ideas? This wasn't happening before, it seems to have just started. It seems to render fine, but the preview is annoying.
Apophysis 7x 15c 9
Oh, and ~Rose47, I just realized that c 9 is the one I've been using. That's why when I redownloaded it, it was doing weird stuff
I've always had c 9.
Apophysis 7x 15c 9
Oh, and ~Rose47, I just realized that c 9 is the one I've been using. That's why when I redownloaded it, it was doing weird stuff
I've always had c 9.Image size
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Me three! I'm still using v.15B. It is happening more often than not. When it gets really bad I re-download. Lately I'm experiencing a different issue where the main window won't refresh at all unless I erase and re-enter something.
Usually the issue is that the screen refreshes way too often and you have to suspended keying till it's about half-way there. Keystrokes don't seem to be buffering either.
Sooo, If I would take the time to examine the code I would look to the routine that is handling I/O operations with an eye to "loop" coding and resets of the variables that control the branching. This is NOT the programming language I'm accustomed to. I started but paled at wading through it. *should try again - good exercise*.
I don't know if Xyrus02 has any other eyes and hands helping (really helping, not just getting in the way) so I haven't said anything either. His plate is already full...
Usually the issue is that the screen refreshes way too often and you have to suspended keying till it's about half-way there. Keystrokes don't seem to be buffering either.Sooo, If I would take the time to examine the code I would look to the routine that is handling I/O operations with an eye to "loop" coding and resets of the variables that control the branching. This is NOT the programming language I'm accustomed to. I started but paled at wading through it. *should try again - good exercise*.
I don't know if Xyrus02 has any other eyes and hands helping (really helping, not just getting in the way) so I haven't said anything either. His plate is already full...