Squished W&B Graphics

[SinfulDanTheMan]

When adjusting the W&B window, the CG diagram becomes squished as seen in the screenshot and I can’t unsquish it. Has this happened to anyone else?

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[Sartanius]

Hey, my friend. I was in the loading screen when I saw your post, so I tried a few things. First, I clicked W&B window “Windowed” button [the middle button on the RH side of the menu bar] and then I resized the window to the smallest it could go and then stretched it back out to normal size again. When I did this, the CG graphic ended up looking like your screenshot. No matter what I did, it stayed that way until I hit the “Reset” button at the bottom of the window.

I am not sure how you got it to look like that on your computer, but you might try switching in/out of windowed mode and hitting the “Reset” button. If that doesn’t work, drag the "EMPTY CG POSITION %MAC slider back and forth and see it that fixes it.

Edit: I got the CG graphic to mess up when stretching the window from both it’s normal mode [not windowed] and when windowed, so just hit reset or drag the CG slider and it should fix itself.

Other than that, I’m out of ideas.

[SinfulDanTheMan]

thanks for confirming it looks like it’s an actual bug, and not just something wonky on my end.