GOverlay 1.0 has the feature to set anisotropic filtering to force a specific value, while this feature is very useful it cannot be disabled. The default 0 value does not disable the feature but disable anisotropic filtering for all MangoHud applications causing weird texture issues at angles. Removing the value from the config fixes the problem.
Version: GOverlay 1.0
System: Arch Linux with KDE Plasma
GOverlay 1.0 has the feature to set anisotropic filtering to force a specific value, while this feature is very useful it cannot be disabled. The default 0 value does not disable the feature but disable anisotropic filtering for all MangoHud applications causing weird texture issues at angles. Removing the value from the config fixes the problem.
Version: GOverlay 1.0 System: Arch Linux with KDE Plasma
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