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Took me a while to notice, but I'd bet that this is related to bug 0000083, the HTL projection alignment issue. Verify that it works properly with a standard (non-widescreen) resolution and if it does then I'll just mark this one as another duplicate of bug 83. |
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Works fine with 1024x768. It seems in widescreen the nebula moves and the stars don't (or is that the other way around can't remember). It's one or the other not working not both. |
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It's a problem with how things are aligned in HTL mode. Some things are done in hardware, properly accounting for FOV, and other things are done in software, which doesn't account for FOV. When you have both of these things together you can see that they don't line up except when what you are looking at is in the center of the screen. The further it moves in any direction towards the screen edge, the greater the offset between the elements becomes. This happens in a very noticable way with widescreen resolutions, and with many values of the -fov cmdline parameter. I'll mark this as a duplicate of 83 then, it's slated to be fixed, whenever I get the time to to rewrite a whole bunch of code. :) |
- Anonymous
