ShadowlesWOLF

I've seen news pieces here and there that have shed light on a lot of older programs having issues with Intel's new Gen 12 Core processors in new computers. Like this one here that got some significant attention for impacting law school students getting ready to take their bar exams: https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2022/07/why-cant-intels-12th-gen-cpus-pass-the-bar-exam-blame-the-e-cores/ I have now also seen a couple of people visit our MMD help group on Discord where a blank white rectangle obscures the camera and messes with the view. You can see the model's bones, the red camera dot, and maaaybe a tiny sliver at the edge of the screen of whatever the background is supposed to be, but that's it. Changing MMD to Full Screen mode did temporarily fix the issue, but then that has the drawback of hiding your keyframes, expression sliders, and other important stuff. It would be impossible to use things like Raycast, where you REALLY NEED to be able to see what the slider is doing as you

I've seen news pieces here and there that have shed light on a lot of older programs having issues with Intel's new Gen 12 Core processors in new computers. Like this one here that got some significant attention for impacting law school students getting ready to take their bar exams: https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2022/07/why-cant-intels-12th-gen-cpus-pass-the-bar-exam-blame-the-e-cores/ I have now also seen a couple of people visit our MMD help group on Discord where a blank white rectangle obscures the camera and messes with the view. You can see the model's bones, the red camera dot, and maaaybe a tiny sliver at the edge of the screen of whatever the background is supposed to be, but that's it. Changing MMD to Full Screen mode did temporarily fix the issue, but then that has the drawback of hiding your keyframes, expression sliders, and other important stuff. It would be impossible to use things like Raycast, where you REALLY NEED to be able to see what the slider is doing as you