Tales of the Abyss graphical problem
#1
my graphic settings

http://i.imgur.com/NcWbH.jpg

An image of the problem.

http://i.imgur.com/QM59K.jpg

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As you can see from the picture it is creating a projection image of the surrounding thins. Everyone and everything in that pic has like a copy of themselves as you can see.

Now I did find a solution to fix the problem but its a tad bit annoying to keep doing it all the time. If I were to switch from software back to hardware it will correct itself. As you can also see I'm not very far into the game but this is the 2nd time this has happened and it seems like its going to be a frequent thing.

I was wondering if their was a permanent fix for this. It just seems like something is getting stuck with the graphics to produce this. It does eventually take care of itself. For example if you were to move onto the next screen , open the menu, or even minimizing the game screen itself (ESC) and then bring it back up corrects it as well.

It has to be something simple that's causing it.
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#2
It seems that you have a lot of non-default settings. Have you tried going back to default?
You should update to DirectX 11. They say it's better.
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#3
Well I was told that DX9 is better to use in this emulator as DX11 doesn't do much as of yet.
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#4
(10-19-2012, 07:08 PM)fade2black001 Wrote: Well I was told that DX9 is better to use in this emulator as DX11 doesn't do much as of yet.

what kind of idiot told you that ?
Some games will run better with Dx9 plugin, but those are isolated cases.
most of the time, Dx10/11 plugin will give you better results.
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#5
exactly. use the directx10 or directx11 hardware

also u can keep switching between hardware mode and software mode by pressing F9
#6
I know what F9 does but thank you for sharing that.

Changing modes to DX11 does not solve the problem.

Oh well I'll just deal with it.
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#7
If think you can get rid of this ghosting effect by using upscaling or setting skipdraw hack to 1.(cant remember which one...)
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#8
known issue really, the only option you have on the moment is enabling skipdraw to 1 that disables that problem but gives another, bloom is completly removed and thus the menu's etc are on the dark-side but thats it really.

pick your poison Tongue
#9
(10-20-2012, 05:26 PM)warWeeny Wrote: known issue really, the only option you have on the moment is enabling skipdraw to 1 that disables that problem but gives another, bloom is completly removed and thus the menu's etc are on the dark-side but thats it really.

pick your poison Tongue

Be careful when choosing the dark side...
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#10
F9 pressed twice when it happens. Known problem and it is very minor, it is the only solution, I finished the whole game (80 H) without problem.




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