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[Ingress Kerensky]

Need Help for the following problems. See link...

http://blacks.enjin....wo-shader-error
(Copy and paste)

But my isseu is not mechs but 90 percent of cockpit Items and even the new pilot model glows the same color. Yes I have tried all the basics such as repair tool, reinstall (both launcher and steam versions), Update drivers, remove the shader files in MWO and run repair tool, and I have even uninstalled DX 9, 10, and 11 and reinstalled them as well as my GPU drivers, rolled back drivers to a older version and total reinstalled GPU drivers, fixed all registry errors, and last but not least ran DX end-time config and and the one other PGI recommended to run. Still no fix.

Anyone...? Anything...?

Its to the point now I can run any cockpit items due to the distracting glow.

Ingress Kerensky

P.S. I ran google translator on the link page and they did not come up with a solution...so that is not an option either.

Edited by Ingress Kerensky, 19 March 2016 - 03:01 PM.

[Koniving]

Go to:
C:\Users\USERNAMEHERE\Saved Games\MechWarrior Online\Shaders\Cache and delete everything inside. Try then.

[Ingress Kerensky]

No i forgot to mention I tried that already but I tried it again and the glowing blue is still there.

[Koniving]

Sounds like some textures could be missing. Steam or Bootstrap launcher?

[Ingress Kerensky]

it happens on both of them.

[Koniving]

I'm at a loss.
Time for the big guns:
technical@mwomercs.com

[Ingress Kerensky]

lol they have tried as well... no help

[mailin]

How old is your graphics card? Suddenly I experienced something that no one had ever seen before. On the ground on every map instead of buildings, trees and the like I had shiny balls that looked like they were about 5 feet high. I was pretty great on most maps because I could see the enemy mechs very far away, but I couldn't generally get to them because I'd keep running into whatever was replaces by a small ball. A couple of weeks later I lost video completely. Granted my graphics card was about 7 years old by that time.

I hope for your sake it isn't your graphics card, but this could easily be a sign that it's going.

[Ingress Kerensky]

its about 1 year old

[mailin]

It really shouldn't be your card then. Good luck.

[dezzik236]

double check that you have the most recent drivers for your graphics card and anything else installed... also, maybe try changing up the settings? put them on low/high and see if it makes a difference. if not any of those, im afraid your graphics card may not be working properly, i would suggest taking it back and replacing i if you can

[TheCaptainJZ]

Any driver software using custom settings?

Tried graphics on the lowest possible setting?

Damage glow, and other glow settings off?

Checked for updated graphic drivers? Roll back to an earlier version? Uninstall driver?

Might have to send a ticket to the graphics card manufacturer. Maybe they can help.