All of a sudden I'm getting this weird flickering in a texture. It's parking lot asphalt, although I see it with some other textures
https://i.imgur.com/MurkoWn.jpeg
https://i.imgur.com/MurkoWn.jpeg
Texture gone wiggy
- Thread starter jimbursch
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This is probably a bit of moiré-effect caused by the texture direction against your LCD screen. Some textures are affected more than others and also the details that the textures has. Try a different scale-setting and see if that helps. This issue is most apparent when zoomed out as you've noticed, but is usually fine up close.
I forgot to add that it's difficult to capture with a screen shot and much easier to see with a video. Catching something like this with a screenshot, is next to impossible and is like winning the $1 billion Power Ball lottery!
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Kennilworth
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Hi
Have you adjusted the lighting conditions? I am converting an older route to TRS19 standards and have had to make 3 attempts at it so far as it became corrupted twice in the same way that you describe. I noticed that the second corruption occured right after I adjusted the lighting. So far I've got it running in TRS19 but have been very careful not to touch any of the environment settings.
This is a TRS10 route which I've brought in through TS12. Before my third attempt I made some of the necessary changes to the environment in TS12 and it seems to have worked as it is behaving in TRS19.
Regards
Brian
Have you adjusted the lighting conditions? I am converting an older route to TRS19 standards and have had to make 3 attempts at it so far as it became corrupted twice in the same way that you describe. I noticed that the second corruption occured right after I adjusted the lighting. So far I've got it running in TRS19 but have been very careful not to touch any of the environment settings.
This is a TRS10 route which I've brought in through TS12. Before my third attempt I made some of the necessary changes to the environment in TS12 and it seems to have worked as it is behaving in TRS19.
Regards
Brian