In particular, people with a 4:3 or 16:9 ratio screen (like I did initially) may find the wording confusing as to just what it means as they would see no difference compared to the ‘Normal’ or “Wide (16:9)” setting and could be confused at just what the purpose of that setting is. I've submitted a proposal on the bitbucket issue tracker to rename the "wide (auto)" option to something that makes it more clear what it actually does, and to remove the implication that it only applies to wide aspect ratios (which it doesn't). No idea if this is a known issue or not, and not complaining, I'm fine with playing in standard. As I recall, it didn't do this in the previous version.
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Now the only issue with the beta patch that I've experienced (having skipped through the entire game up until where I was in HF) is that wide aspect ratio cuts off massive portions of the art. In the mean time, a work-around is posted in the first post due to this having been an issue back with v0.9.0 and earlier and is also how one can actually run the VN on Windows Vista - simply enable 'Patch' -> 'Movies' -> "Skip movies in-game" in the program window GUI menus.Sadly no, Windows 10 and non-integrated.Įdit to avoid double post: Yeah, that worked, thanks again. I ask because I'm running both of those, and I too seem to have run into this unfortunate regression. I don't suppose you're running Windows 7 and/or Intel integrated graphics?
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