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I saw a reference to this issue in one of the threads, but I can’t seem to locate it now. On some of the tables, the ball leaves a trail of broken pixels. It’s like a comet leaving pieces of itself behind wherever it travels. Eventually, the ball become nearly invisible. I’ve attached a photo of OXO, on which the problem is the most severe. It’s interesting that some tables don’t have this issue at all.
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Probably related to playing it on a mac and vmware. Driver issue ??
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You’re spot on: VMWare on a Mac. I can live with it. Pinball’s much more challenging when you can’t see the ball.
I’ll be interested to see what the future will hold with Apple transitioning its Macs to their own custom-made chips. My virtualization days might be over.
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I’m thrilled to report that Fusion 12 just came out (for free!) and fixes the problem. The tables look perfect now.
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@pinjay I use parallels and has always worked great. Bootcamp of coarse is the best option
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Messing with the VPinball app and push notifications.
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Good morning everyone. Im having a little pixelated issue myself. I have a dotted line from the bottom right of my screen to the top left corner of the playfield. Is is only visible while playing in vpx. The pixels are not there while on the internet or other programs.
Issue #2 is that while using F6 camera mode everything is real pixelated.Attachments:
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As a note Im on a new Ryzen 7 processor and 5700 Sapphire gpu.
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5700 Sapphire gpu
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@outhere I used those settings On my old 480 sapphire, but those dont work for the 5700. The real fuzzy pics are with the buffer setting but thats the only way i can use F6 mode.
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Well after checking every possible resolution combo and checking and unchecking all possible settings it was still a no go.
But I decided to just download the newest drivers for the amd sapphire gpu just to make sure its all up to date. Its worth a shot. Low and behold after new updated drivers and a reset, Bamm we are back in crisp 4K pinball.You need to login in order to like this post: click here
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