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Hi Everyone,Noticed the anti aliasing on the signals now does'nt work. (I have got the latest NVIDIA drivers). I find there's blue on the corners of the ones like in BRR. The new BVE signals don't (it appears to be black)Is it a bug, or is it my graphics card (Nvidia MX440). I have not had any problems with any other version of BVESo what do you Think ?John
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Have also noticed this , and on a daytime route some signals are almost transparent, but this only happens with the BR Signals.
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Yes, it's the new signals , BVE seems to handle them differentlyIf you run BRR you will notice that the blue edges are always there and anything white is now transparent, Looks like the BRR signal .BMPs will need redrawingJohn
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Transparent color in new standard signals is black (0,0,0), while in previous was blue (0,0,255), so it's obvious to see blue backgrounds, but it's not so obvious to see transparent white!Cheers,
Luigi Cartello
http://bve.altervista.org/
http://web.tiscali.it/lcartello/
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Ha Ha, good old Luigi,Thanks a lot mateJohn
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