Running today's x release, I noticed that when crossing a tile boundary, the whole screen momentarily flickers. Its much like the old problem in MSTS where just the F/A shape portion would flicker when crossing a tile boundary, except here, the whole screen flashes white very quickly as it crosses each and every tile boundary. Doesn't matter if you are running f/s or windowed. I thought we were supposed to be getting away from the tile boundary flickers? I don't download every x release to know when this first surfaced.
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Running OR X2194 and no sign of any tile border flicker.............Vince ..............
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Got Video. Crude cell phone, but it shows the problem roughly at the 23 second mark. Just download it and full screen it.
This happens at every tile boundary, but I'm showcasing this boundary at Cowan interlocking on the East River route just so track features at the time of flicker can match up with tile boundary locations on Mosaic. This did not happen in earlier versions of O/R. But its good to know that others are not seeing it, probably its just O/R Unique Hardware Problem #35,746 that will likely go way "when I get a new faster machine".....
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