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Serious Bug?
« on: December 05, 2003, 06:06:16 PM »
Yeah, well, I upgraded to 037, and now when I run my project, I get massive bands (like, 30-80% of the screen in thickness, height-wise) of pink flashing rapidly in a vertical pattern across the screen!

I tried turning off hardware acceleration, and the only difference is the bands turned black. I tried using Window mode, and with Hardware Acceleration on, it renders OK until I move the window, at which point the whole screen goes either green or pink for a few moments. The only way it works at all seems to be in Window mode with Hardware Acceleration turned Off.

What on Earth!? HELP! I am dead in the water until this is fixed! Whats more I'm worried about possible damage to my video card or monitor, it looks horribly unhealthy.
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Re:SERIOUS BUG!
« Reply #1 on: December 05, 2003, 06:12:48 PM »
There were no changes in the renderer in the last build. Did you do some other changes to your configuration? Hardware, drivers, DirectX etc. Other Direct3D applications work ok?
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Re:SERIOUS BUG!
« Reply #2 on: December 05, 2003, 06:34:10 PM »
Right after posting that I checked DXDIAG, and noticed it said that some of my files were debug versions. I installed the DirectX SDK earlier this week, and I guess I chose the Debug version of the runtime or something. I reinstalled the retail version of the DirectX Runtime, and now things seem to be working better. I apologize for jumping the gun!

I still have some oddities in my DXDIAG list, and a few things seem a bit slower than they should be. But thats obviously not your problem -- WME is apparently not at fault for any of it.

Again, sorry for jumping to conclusions! I should know better.
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