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Bluebeary7

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A member registered Jan 13, 2017

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Can you email your save game file to robert@redshadowgames.com?  I'll take a look at it.  Can you scan another planet or is it all planets?

Yes, you can use it on the command line "ironseed.exe -force-device-index 1".

I'll do some research and see if I can find anything else that might help.

i would say story-wise it's the same.  Most of the original art was used.  Some new features with planets but it's mostly cosmetic.  Same music.  

One odd thing is it is using your Intel GPU instead of NVidia.  You can override it using "-force-device-index" with 0 or 1.  I found my machine was NVidia on 0 and Intel on 1.  I verified in the Player.log file in "C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\LocalLow\Channel 7 Software\Ironseed".

There is a debug console if you hit ~ key.  It might show an error as well.

So Alt+Enter doesn't fix the issue?  I did see something a couple of times where the shaders wouldn't compile the first run of the game.  Restarting seemed to fix it.  What sort of video card do you have?  Maybe there's something in there to try configuring.  Like reset to default anti-aliasing and other features (set to "Let App Decide").  Maybe open up Task Manager (Alt+Shift+Escape) and see how your performance is.

There are some additional command line options here https://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/CommandLineArguments.html and scroll down to "Standalone Player".  Maybe try "-force-glcore"?

Just some ideas, sorry I can't be more helpful.

This might help too: https://steamcommunity.com/discussions/forum/1/1480982971174752598/?ctp=4

If you hold alt or shift (I forget the exact key) on start of the game it will show a configuration dialog to adjust your video settings.  Maybe there is something there that might help?