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danlisa · 08-29-13, 10:29 AM

The entire periscope overlay is shifted to the left by about 1.5cm (based on the scale of the picture). You can see this by the offset of the vertical reticle and the 'blank' area to the left of the optic.

This will have shifted ALL button trigger points the same distance to the left, effectively moving the 'hit detection' off the top of the button graphic.

This is more than likely a menu_1024x.ini file corruption.

Full reinstall of SH3 and a MD5 hash check of GWX files is required to correct.

(FWIW, I have experienced this once before and can reproduce it on demand, I know what caused it but it can't be that this time).

08-29-13, 10:29 AM	#3
danlisa Navy Seal Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Cornwall, UK Posts: 5,499 Downloads: 45 Uploads: 1	The entire periscope overlay is shifted to the left by about 1.5cm (based on the scale of the picture). You can see this by the offset of the vertical reticle and the 'blank' area to the left of the optic. This will have shifted ALL button trigger points the same distance to the left, effectively moving the 'hit detection' off the top of the button graphic. This is more than likely a menu_1024x.ini file corruption. Full reinstall of SH3 and a MD5 hash check of GWX files is required to correct. (FWIW, I have experienced this once before and can reproduce it on demand, I know what caused it but it can't be that this time). __________________ Last edited by danlisa; 08-29-13 at 10:46 AM.