Images not displaying correctly

[cribbidaj]

I'm running latest version of A:M in MacOS 10.9.5 on a 2014 Macbook Pro.

 

Importing targa files seems to be my best option for using rotoscopes and decals in the modeling window (jpg won't import). The images do not display correctly in the modeling window. Only part of the image is viewable. This makes it very difficult to place decals correctly on a surface, though once I do apply them after considerable effort, the decals render correctly. Modeling using the images as rotoscopes is impossible.

 

My graphics were set to OpenGL3 initially, but I changed them to OpenGL. This gave me about 50% better viewing, but it still is not a viable option.

 

Does anyone have a suggestion for getting images to display as rotoscopes/decals properly on my machine?

 

Thank you.

[markw]

This sounds familiar.
It’s probably your graphics card, I’m guessing its an NVIDIA one.
Have a read of this post here: https://www.hash.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=47270&do=findComment&comment=405278

[cribbidaj]

Thanks for this info. Yes, this Mac laptop has an NVIDIA dedicated graphics card. It helped to lower the size of the targa files, but perhaps I'll try forcing the computer to just access onboard graphics while in A:M.