Crappy Blue
girl in the whirl
Up until recently, whenever I played SRB2 in OpenGL, screens would properly transition and fade for a smooth visual experience, as I assume is supposed to happen? But as of about a week ago, that stopped being a thing that happens. I tried to capture it in gif/apng form but it was starting to be a hassle so here's an Advanced Recreation of my lack of screen transitions through multiple screenshots assembled into a gif.
It basically looks exactly like this, just with a brief glimpse at the OpenGL loading screen between two black screens.
I can only think of one thing that could've caused this, but I'm not certain about it. The day it happened was the same day I updated my graphics drivers after neglecting to do so for a few months, which would sound like an obvious culprit if it weren't for the transitions/fades only going away some hours after I'd updated. It wasn't an immediate difference. On top of that, I downgraded my drivers as far back as I could in an attempt to fix it, and nothing came of it.
Can anybody confirm if that's the problem, or supply a different answer? If there's any way I can fix this that doesn't involve downgrading my graphics drivers, that would be great.
For the record, I'm running Windows 8, and my graphics card is an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660.
It basically looks exactly like this, just with a brief glimpse at the OpenGL loading screen between two black screens.
I can only think of one thing that could've caused this, but I'm not certain about it. The day it happened was the same day I updated my graphics drivers after neglecting to do so for a few months, which would sound like an obvious culprit if it weren't for the transitions/fades only going away some hours after I'd updated. It wasn't an immediate difference. On top of that, I downgraded my drivers as far back as I could in an attempt to fix it, and nothing came of it.
Can anybody confirm if that's the problem, or supply a different answer? If there's any way I can fix this that doesn't involve downgrading my graphics drivers, that would be great.
For the record, I'm running Windows 8, and my graphics card is an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660.