vu.ColorCorrectionEnabled test result

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I tested vu.ColorCorrectionEnabled

vu.ColorCorrectionEnabled true
vu.ColorCorrectionEnabled true1920×1041 1020 KB

:point_up: vu.ColorCorrectionEnabled true

vu.ColorCorrectionEnabled false
vu.ColorCorrectionEnabled false1920×1041 564 KB

:point_up: vu.ColorCorrectionEnabled false

vu.ColorCorrectionEnabled is great :smiley:

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2/17/2021

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11920×1040 639 KB

:point_up: vu.ColorCorrectionEnabled true

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21920×1040 508 KB

:point_up: vu.ColorCorrectionEnabled false

vu.ColorCorrectionEnabled is great :smiley:

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I don’t know what you are seeing but they look pretty much the same colour to me, which they should.

vu.ColorCorrectionEnabled removes the blue tint that EA saw fit to add to many of the original BF 3 maps. They didn’t add the blue tint to all of the maps though.

There was no blue tint in the original Markaz Monolith map, so using vu.ColorCorrectionEnabled on that map will do exactly nothing.

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i dont know, if you saw this, but if you look a it bit closer, you will se an orange filter on the first picture

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hi very useful thanks, just a quick question does the line go in startup text
cheers

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Yes. It does…

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cheers,
hoping it stops people moaning, doubtful i know