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automap (was Re: is this a bug in Morrowind?)
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| Guido Hörster 2005-06-02, 8:34 pm |
| cjw wrote:
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> I played it for a while and if I remember correctly the world map is
> fully visible and turns darker in the corners you explored. The close
> up maps of locations are black and fill in when you walk around areas.
I got the impression that this "fill in" does not work always as it
depends on the weather condition while you explore uncharted regions.
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| I never noticed that but then I only played the game for a couple of
hours. It rained during many of my exploration times and I did not
realize that weather does influence the way the map is filled in. Most
interesting.
Guido H=F6rster wrote:
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> cjw wrote:
> I got the impression that this "fill in" does not work always as it
> depends on the weather condition while you explore uncharted regions.
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| Wraith13 2005-06-02, 8:34 pm |
| I've has similar experiences and noticed that when running the map
doesn't "fill in" as much as if you take your time, walk, and look
around. Also, weather/day/night/elevation seems to have a impact
sometimes on how the map fills in.
Worth trying out and reporting back.
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| a_noether_theorem@yahoo.com 2005-06-02, 8:34 pm |
| Thanks to everyone. But the automap isn't filling in at all, even in
good weather, and in an area I've explored at length. I've been near
Seyda Neen for quite a while (I've been doing quests and strolling
around for a couple of hours now) and it's completely black still.
Does this sound right? It definitely seems messed up to me. I never
had this problem with the PC version.
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| Grinder 2005-06-02, 8:34 pm |
| a_noether_theorem@yahoo.com wrote:
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> Thanks to everyone. But the automap isn't filling in at all, even in
> good weather, and in an area I've explored at length. I've been near
> Seyda Neen for quite a while (I've been doing quests and strolling
> around for a couple of hours now) and it's completely black still.
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> Does this sound right? It definitely seems messed up to me. I never
> had this problem with the PC version.
Can you see *any* detail if you crank the brightness way up on your TV?
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| a_noether_theorem@yahoo.com 2005-06-02, 8:34 pm |
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Grinder wrote:
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> a_noether_theorem@yahoo.com wrote:
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> Can you see *any* detail if you crank the brightness way up on your TV?
None at all.
Judging from the post below, I'm guessing it really is a bad disc or a
bug. I guess I'll try another copy.
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| Grinder 2005-06-02, 8:34 pm |
| a_noether_theorem@yahoo.com wrote:
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> None at all.
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> Judging from the post below, I'm guessing it really is a bad disc or a
> bug. I guess I'll try another copy.
It seems highly improbably that a bad disc would manifest itself as a
bug in the software, but I have no alternate explanation.
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| Steve Wadding 2005-06-04, 12:32 am |
| a_noether_theorem@yahoo.com wrote in news:1117729999.806385.281930
@g14g2000cwa.googlegroups.com:
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> Judging from the post below, I'm guessing it really is a bad disc or a
> bug. I guess I'll try another copy.
First, try deleting the game from the hard disk, and then loading it again.
It might not work, but it's an easy thing to try.
Steve W.
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