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Offline namida

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When zooming in and out while in-game, white border may appear around the level. This disappears as soon as any attempt to scroll is made, though this results in the screen scrolling "jumping" considerably.

As far as I remember (did not actually test), this did not occur in the stable version. (EDIT: Tested now; I cannot replicate this issue in the stable version.)

Just in case, the level I specifically triggered this on was Smooth 3 "Splatwire" of LPIV (unmodified, apart from converting to new format).
« Last Edit: October 29, 2017, 12:03:46 AM by namida »
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Re: [EXP-PLAYER][BUG] White border may appear around level area when zooming
« Reply #1 on: October 29, 2017, 12:00:18 AM »
I can confirm this; it happened to me one of Clam's levels.

I have also encountered something else similar:

When scrolling using the mini-map (only) the game screen flashes, particularly around the edges.
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Re: [EXP-PLAYER][BUG] White border may appear around level area when zooming
« Reply #2 on: October 30, 2017, 10:05:39 AM »
I introduced this bug in version 11.15.22 when I coded zooming in at the cursor position and fixed it in 11.15.23. If I forgot some cases and it still happens, then I would appreciate a more detailed report how to reproduce it.