A bug for you to try

[robcat2075]

Hey, bug hunters!

Unzip this zip, try this procedure out, and tell us what happens along with some info about your graphics card.

Cottage097b.zip

Thanks!

A video should appear immediately following this sentence:

[itsjustme]

The bug did not happen to me, worked without issue.  I have an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970M 3 GB GDDR5 with the latest drivers.

[johnl3d]

NIVIDIA GEFORCE GT 220

 

Not sure what bug you are checking

[robcat2075]

7 hours ago, johnl3d said:

NIVIDIA GEFORCE GT 220

 

Not sure what bug you are checking

Does the video in my first post not show?

[johnl3d]

sorry I guess I missed watching the video..... was last thing I did before closing down to sleep....zzzzz...........            will check tonight 

 

[johnl3d]

looked at and for the problem tonight and did not see the decal show up anywhere else NIVIDIA GEFORCE GT 220

[robcat2075]

Bump. Still looking for people to try this.

It will take you two minutes.

[jason1025]

Worked as it should, the decal did not jump. Using a AMD gigabyte 5700xt 8gb

[R Reynolds]

GeForce GTX 560 Ti performed as expected.

BTW

Why the seriously nasty splinage?

[robcat2075]

19 minutes ago, R Reynolds said:

GeForce GTX 560 Ti performed as expected

thanks!

 

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Why the seriously nasty splinage?

that is like the default "0 inches" state of a slider that controls the width of thebathroom  door in inches.

If you drop that model into a chor you can use the X and Z size sliders to test dimensions of the room, then use "Door Width Inches" to test door sizes on top of that. (You may need to set your A:M units to "feet & inches" )

It was conceptually easier for me to make the slider if the model started at the zero state, but that did put two edges of the door right on top of each other.