I know you listed it earlier, but it makes a difference for so many people it might be worth trying again.
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Witpqs -> RE: Screen Issues after Windows Update, ( 12:03:52 AM)įor Windows 10 the -deepColor switch is usually very important for that. But again, it didn't affect map scroll speed, for me. Using -cpu2 seems to make more sense for me. I always load the game, watch the replay, then exit the game entirely, then restart the game to do my turn. I'm going to use the -cpu2 switch now, instead of the -singleCPUorders switch. I experimented with the various -singleCPUorders and -CPU# switches, and none seemed to make any difference to map scrolling speed for me.
I let CPU1 handle Windows while CPU2 handled the game without having to refer back to CPU 1 all the time.Īpbarog -> RE: Screen Issues after Windows Update, ( 9:34:27 PM) I found the scrolling speed issues responded when I add the -singleCPUorders and -CPU2 switches. But that is better than the graphical problem.īBfanboy -> RE: Screen Issues after Windows Update, ( 7:37:02 AM) That switch had improved map scrolling speed immensely way back when that was added as an option. Removing the -dd_sw switch has fixed the graphical problem, but at a cost. This one has a lot of screen pics so I can't helpfully copy-paste all the text.Īpbarog -> RE: Screen Issues after Windows Update, ( 1:11:54 AM) If you need to get work done on your PC, it can be distracting when a pop-up alert appears, informing you of newly arrived emails, Facebook messages, upcoming appointments and birthdays, and more. These are sometimes called toast notifications and they generally disappear automatically after a few seconds. In Windows 10, when an app is trying to get your attention, a rectangle message slides into view at the lower right of the screen.
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This is also where you can personalize the Quick Action buttons that appear at the bottom of the Windows Action Center (the pane where notifications appear on screen)-they give you quick access to settings like Airplane mode, turning off Bluetooth or Wi-Fi or VPN, or creating a note in OneNote. Play with the settings to get it just right. Or click on the App name in the list for even more granular control-get notifications from one app on the lock screen, for example, but nowhere else, or turn off sounds for all but one notifier, that kind of thing. Turn them off for individual apps, especially the ones you find most annoying. Go into Settings > Notifications & Actions. The noise, the popup, it's too much when your phone is likely displaying most of the same info. You either love notifications or hate the distraction. Witpqs -> RE: Screen Issues after Windows Update, ( 8:10:30 PM) I will have to look at this when I get home Lecivius -> RE: Screen Issues after Windows Update, ( 7:46:17 PM)
Map scrolling speed is still acceptable for me now, so I think this is the fix for me. On a few newer systems this can cause some visual glitches and slow combat animations though, so give it a try and remove it if it’s not ideal on your system. We’ve found this can make a huge difference on many systems as far as reducing interface lag and making button clicking in-game more responsive. dd_sw : Handles DirectDraw via Software. This is from the Readme file for the game: I don't know if this is advisable or will negatively affect the game in some other way, but it seems to have fixed my issue. I removed the -dd_sw in the command line, and that seems to have fixed the screen issue. [edit: My command line settings are : "C:\Matrix Games\Aurorus\Beta2\War in the Pacific Admiral Edition.exe" -px1920 -py1080 -dd_sw -deepColor -SingleCpuOrdersĪpbarog -> RE: Screen Issues after Windows Update, ( 7:45:25 PM) I checked my command lines settings and they are unchanged.
I haven't made any changes, other than the automatic Windows 10 update (which was a big update) that installed this morning. This happens immediately and every time, and happens because of something I'm doing, not some Windows process taking control.Īlso, when I tried to screen capture this, the capture was of the whole desktop, and none of the game. If I then scroll the map, the map redraws and everything is ok again. When doing a turn, when I hover over a base and see the base detail popup on the map, it shows, then when I move the mouse away from the base, the area where the popup was is now a box with the desktop picture showing through the map. This isn't a big deal in the replay, but it alerted me that something was different. In the replay, where the phases of the turn are displayed on a black background, the desktop picture shows in that spot when the message goes away. Screen Issues after Windows Update, (Full Version)Īll Forums > War in the Pacific: Admiral's Edition > Tech SupportĪpbarog -> Screen Issues after Windows Update, ( 7:22:12 PM)
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