Shipping costs
Apparently base pledges shipping costs are at 23€, but can someone tell me how much will be added if I add a pack of sleeves?
Noone at AR is able to tell me, maybe someone can tell me from past campaigns they have backed? Thanks
Apparently base pledges shipping costs are at 23€, but can someone tell me how much will be added if I add a pack of sleeves?
Noone at AR is able to tell me, maybe someone can tell me from past campaigns they have backed? Thanks
I've been playing with the Epson ET-2862 to calibrate it as best as I can by scanning various documents and reproducing them.
Here I present you the results from a Magic card which I freshly scanned. What's better than the real deal to make those tests, right? ( The actual card is bottom right)
I found that the best results come from selecting "EPSON Ultra premium glossy" paper.
Other settings were left by default, except I put the quality on "Superior" (a notch above "Standard").
Do you guys have some tips to further ameliorate the rendition, or it's as good as it's gonna get?
It seems to me that the most faithful results are from Adobe RGB with 1.8 Gamma, but I may be wrong.
I also can make more software tests, if anyone wants to see results with a specific setting, as this thread could also double as a review in case someone is interested in purchasing this particular printer or just curious how to better calibrate their own.
(Paper used: cheap Amazon 160g glossy photo paper)
Hello, I'm using VMware Workstation Pro 26H1
I noticed with my latest project which I use a lot of versioning for, "input lag" becomes more significant over time.
The more I snapshot, the longer the response time is when keystrokes are being typed with the keyboard.
I have no clue why but I'm pretty sure there are technical reasons why this happens.
All of my snapshots are "directly linked chronologically", there's no tree if that makes sense. They go in a straight line.
https://i.imgur.com/QHDk8yN.png
It becomes very obvious after 40 or so snapshots, I would estimate the lag to be almost 1 full second by that time, and it's very unsustainable.
Is there a setting I should check in the options, or in the config files, to reduce or getting rid of this problem?
Thanks
Hello,
Whenever I remove a file locally (not a whole folder, just an individual file) that belongs in a book for example, no matter if I rescan, it won't see issues. It will only report an issue when trying to play it again (the file is still visible, when it shouldn't be after a scan).
Please fix this, this is very annoying. The only workaround is to move the entire folder away > Scan > Remove the book in "Issues" tab > move the folder back in the library > rescan.
Hi everyone, my host computer is Windows 11 and has a Ryzen 7 5700X3D + GTX 3070 + 32GB of RAM.
My virtual machine is running Windows 10 Pro (8GB VRAM allocated), and I can't get rid of the screen tearing inside it.
In the host machine, I already added vmware.exe & vmware-vmx.exe to the NVidia Control Panel and set "Vsync > On" + "Triple buffering" and "fixed frame rate" instead of "G-Sync" but no can do.
VMTools is installed already.
Would someone have a solution for that please?
Thanks very much
Edit: Something strange I noticed is: By disabling "3D acceleration" in VM settings, there is no screen tearing anymore, but then the performance are very suboptimal.
Hi everyone, my host computer is Windows 11 and has a Ryzen 7 5700X3D + GTX 3070 + 32GB of RAM.
My virtual machine is running Windows 10 Pro (8GB VRAM allocated), and I can't get rid of the screen tearing inside it.
In the host machine, I already added vmware.exe & vmware-vmx.exe to the NVidia Control Panel and set "Vsync > On" + "Triple buffering" and "fixed frame rate" instead of "G-Sync" but no can do.
VMTools is installed already.
Would someone have a solution for that please?
Thanks very much
Edit: Something strange I noticed is: By disabling "3D acceleration" in VM settings, there is no screen tearing anymore, but then the performance are very suboptimal.
Hi everyone, my host computer is Windows 11 and has a Ryzen 7 5700X3D + GTX 3070 + 32GB of RAM.
My virtual machine is running Windows 10 Pro (8GB VRAM allocated), and I can't get rid of the screen tearing inside it.
In the host machine, I already added vmware.exe & vmware-vmx.exe to the NVidia Control Panel and set "Vsync > On" + "Triple buffering" and "fixed frame rate" instead of "G-Sync" but no can do.
VMTools is installed already.
Would someone have a solution for that please?
Thanks very much
Edit: Something strange I noticed is: By disabling "3D acceleration" in VM settings, there is no screen tearing anymore, but then the performance are very suboptimal.
I sometimes see games beaten / mastered games on people's profiles not showing how long it took but it just mentions "over x days", why is that? Sometimes it's one game here and there sometimes it's an entire profile.