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MC-715
V-Sync does not retain settings between sessions in window mode.
Once V-Sync = TRUE in client is set, Minecraft will automatically apply. When the game is closed, and later re-opened, Minecraft will start without applying V-Sync. However, V-Sync will still show as 'true' in settings.
If the user toggles the setting, or switches to Full Screen and back. V-Sync will apply again, until the game is later closed and reopened.
Confirmed options.txt has user write proper permissions, value of true is also being saved.
Setting it in options.txt and opening Minecraft for Window mode has the same effect.
Tried on a second Vista64 PC. Problem persists.
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If Minecraft is set to use Full Screen, then V-Sync will automatic apply once started, if the value is set to true. This only appears to affect the default window mode option.
V-Sync does not retain settings between sessions in window mode.
Once V-Sync = TRUE in client is set, Minecraft will automatically apply. When the game is closed, and later re-opened, Minecraft will start without applying V-Sync. However, V-Sync will still show as 'true' in settings.
If the user toggles the setting, or switches to Full Screen and back. V-Sync will apply again, until the game is later closed and reopened.
Confirmed options.txt has user write proper permissions, value of true is also being saved.
Setting it in options.txt and opening Minecraft for Window mode has the same effect.
T
ried on a second Vista64 PC. Problem persists.—
If Minecraft is set to use Full Screen, then V-Sync will automatic apply once started, if the value is set to true. This only appears to affect the default window mode option.
V-Sync does not retain settings between sessions in window mode.
Once V-Sync = TRUE in client is set, Minecraft will automatically apply. When the game is closed, and later re-opened, Minecraft will start without applying V-Sync. However, V-Sync will still show as 'true' in settings.
If the user toggles the setting, or switches to Full Screen and back. V-Sync will apply again, until the game is later closed and reopened.
Confirmed options.txt has user write proper permissions, value of true is also being saved.
Setting it in options.txt and opening Minecraft for Window mode has the same effect.
This affects existing worlds, and newly created 1.4 worlds.
Tried on a second Vista64 PC. Problem persists.
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If Minecraft is set to use Full Screen, then V-Sync will automatic apply once started, if the value is set to true. This only appears to affect the default window mode option.
V-Sync does not retain settings between sessions in window mode.
Once V-Sync = TRUE in client is set, Minecraft will automatically apply. When the game is closed, and later re-opened, Minecraft will start without applying V-Sync. However, V-Sync will still show as 'true' in settings.
If the user toggles the setting, or switches to Full Screen and back. V-Sync will apply again, until the game is later closed and reopened.
Confirmed options.txt has user write proper permissions, value of true is also being saved.
Setting
itin options.txt and opening Minecraft for Window mode has the same effect.This affects existing worlds, and newly created 1.4 worlds.
Tried on a second Vista64 PC. Problem persists.
—
If Minecraft is set to use Full Screen, then V-Sync will automatic apply once started, if the value is set to true. This only appears to affect the default window mode option.
V-Sync does not retain settings between sessions in window mode.
Once V-Sync = TRUE in client is set, Minecraft will automatically apply. When the game is closed, and later re-opened, Minecraft will start without applying V-Sync. However, V-Sync will still show as 'true' in settings.
If the user toggles the setting, or switches to Full Screen and back. V-Sync will apply again, until the game is later closed and reopened.
Confirmed options.txt has user write proper permissions, value of true is also being saved.
Setting Vsync as True in options.txt and opening Minecraft for Window mode has the same effect.
This affects existing worlds, and newly created 1.4 worlds.
Tried on a second Vista64 PC. Problem persists.
—
If Minecraft is set to use Full Screen, then V-Sync will automatic apply once started, if the value is set to true. This only appears to affect the default window mode option.
V-Sync does not retain settings between sessions in window mode.
Once V-Sync = TRUE in client is set, Minecraft will automatically apply. When the game is closed, and later re-opened, Minecraft will start without applying V-Sync. However, V-Sync will still show as 'true'
insettings.If the user toggles the setting, or switches to Full Screen and back. V-Sync will apply again, until the game is later closed and reopened.
Confirmed
options.txt has user write proper permissions, value of true is also being saved.Setting Vsync as True in options.txt and opening Minecraft for Window mode has the same effect.
This affects existing worlds, and newly created 1.4 worlds.
Tried on a second Vista64 PC. Problem persists.
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If Minecraft is set to use Full Screen, then V-Sync will automatic apply once started, if the value is set to true. This only appears to affect the default window mode option.
V-Sync does not retain settings between sessions in window mode.
Once V-Sync = TRUE in client is set, Minecraft will automatically apply. When the game is closed, and later re-opened, Minecraft will start without applying V-Sync. However, V-Sync will still show as 'true' on the video settings screen.
If the user toggles the setting, or switches to Full Screen and back. V-Sync will apply again, until the game is later closed and reopened.
Confirmed user has proper permissions to write to options.txt, Value of true is also being saved.
Setting Vsync as True in options.txt and opening Minecraft for Window mode has the same effect.
This affects existing worlds, and newly created 1.4 worlds.
Tried on a second Vista64 PC. Problem persists.
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If Minecraft is set to use Full Screen, then V-Sync will automatic apply once started, if the value is set to true. This only appears to affect the default window mode option.
Yep, still present in 1.4.4 and 1.4.5.
I've updated the ticket.