Grimrock

badhabit wrote:Color banding, relevant as this seems to happen also with Log2
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Seconded!

If you would have read the post directly above yours you would know what is responsible. Boeroer is a player making logical suggestions , not official statements. We need AH for that. I'd really like to see this bug fixed too, as I was considering installing Linux just to work around the (presumabl...

minmay wrote:Looks like the LoG2 screenshots also show this problem.

Oh no... Yeah, I see it too. I never thought I'd say this , but I may very well install Linux just to play this sequel.

The shadows in the official screenshots look fine, for example They are .jpg too unfortunately, but I would say there are banding issues, on the ceilings of these two especially: http://www.grimrock.net/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/Legend_of_Grimrock_screenshot_03.jpg http://www.grimrock.net/wp-conte...

Here's what the game looks like for me with those settings . That's beautiful! That's what I expect to see when with Render Quality: High. I'm glad to see it's not a problem for everyone. I think it must be OpenGL... I wish the Windows version optionally supported OpenGL. :? Meee too :cry: I will c...

Quotes for Dr.Disaster: We are not talking single objects like crates, we are talking the entire rendered screen. I was: I have taken new screenshots of a shadowless crate in both render qualities ------------------------------------------------------- Rendering Quality: "High", Shadows &q...

If blacking out everything below a threshold of darkness adds 3rd dimensional depth, then okay. If it's a feature to skip color ranges (color banding (0x000000 -> 0x000008)) where light trails off, cool beans. Just kidding - I don't accept that point of view. As for taking images without shadows, it...

Okay Dr.Disaster, I have turned up brightness on your images for you. Unfortunately they were jpg so there is artifacting, but the color difference is clear. Here are the left sides of your images, each brightened twice to 150 in Photoshop: Render Quality: High http://i.imgur.com/vjewkbk.png Render ...

Dr.Disaster, thanks for reproducing the issue. Your images show the exact same color problem I see in mine. There is far less color depth in the dark areas of your High image. Try brightening your monitor or the images equally just to see the difference. I'm not saying monitors should be that bright...

I've registered just to revive this thread because I have something new to contribute. I just started playing Grimrock and I'm suffering from the same issue as the OP (and I use AMD, so it's not OP's NVIDIA). My graphics drivers are up to date. I've even tried beta drivers and 2yo drivers but the pr...