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When a connected client looks at a ScreenDriver (Screen Tab), Screen Module, or Large Screen, bound to a GPU, it causes the client to immediately get dropped from the host. Host is unaffected.
Have client connect, and look at or attempt to interact with the Screen Tab, Screen Module or Large Screen (whichever is bound to the GPU)
Expected behavior
Client should be able to interact with Screen Tab, Screen Module, or Large Screen without being disconnected in the same manner the Host can.
Additional context
Using latest FicsIt-Networks release 0.3.24
Tried setting the size of the screen, using :setSize() to different sizes, all lower than 150x50 to no avail.
Tried deleting ScreenDriver and using external screens (Screen Module and Large Screen), same issue.
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murm9000
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GPU rendering drops clients when they look at connected screen.
GPU rendering drops clients when they look at GPU connected screen.
Nov 2, 2024
This issue will sadly have to stay here for a longer time.
The only way of mitigating this issue would be to change your "Network Quality" settings (up and down, both could make it better or worse).
And ultimately a better network connection could help. If thats still then case I'm sorry but there is not much else I can do.
Another reccomendation would be, if you use many screens, refrain from high refresh rates.
Hosting a local game, 1 friend connected.
When a connected client looks at a ScreenDriver (Screen Tab), Screen Module, or Large Screen, bound to a GPU, it causes the client to immediately get dropped from the host. Host is unaffected.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
Client should be able to interact with Screen Tab, Screen Module, or Large Screen without being disconnected in the same manner the Host can.
Additional context
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: