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Odd Rendering Glitch
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    User58131
    #1

    Mar 24 17, 12:20 AM

    Greetings,

    I recently installed the replay mod along with FFmpeg, and have gotten around to creating a cinematic and love the interface and the mod as a whole.

    However, when I go to render the video, it looks so odd and distorted, there are no words I can use to explain it.

    Here is a reference picture: https://gyazo.com/a827cc9b2ea644050c372b4de6abcf39

    I've been referring to other bug reports, and can't seem to find any solutions so I figured I'd make a new thread about it. I've also tried some of the common tips you seem to reply with, I don't have Optifine or shaders installed, no VBO's, and my render distance is reasonable and I have a nice PC so that shouldn't be the issue.

    I am running 1.10.2 with forge, as well as the all the mods modpack, when I run it without the modpack, it works fine, however this issue occurs with any world, and render with the pack, and if possible, I *really* would like it to work with the modpack, as I am doing a YouTube series with it, and love being able to use the mod for some nice cinematics here and there.

    Any help is greatly appreciated, and hopefully this can be resolved :)

    Thanks so much,
    Charlie

    Windws 64
    Forge 12.18.3.2254
    Newest version of Java

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    User10
    #2

    Mar 24 17, 12:34 AM

    My first guess would be your media player. I would suggest uploading a short section to youtube to check whether it plays fine there.

    However you mentioned that it only happens with all the mods, so above guess seems rather unlikely (you should try it nevertheless).
    If it isn't your media player I'd suggest
    1. taking half of your mods out (not including the ReplayMod ofc) and testing again.
    2. If it no longer happens, those mods are good, take them out and put the other half back in
    3. Until only a single mod / group of mods remains, continue with step 1
    That way you should find the mod responsible within ~8 tries if there is a single one. If there are multiple such that the bug only happens with all of them, it might be a bit more difficult.

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    User58131
    #3

    Mar 24 17, 12:20 PM

    Posted it to YouTube and looks beautiful, can't thank you enough for the help!