Open mkanet opened 1 year ago
illixion
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1 year ago I haven’t been able to reproduce this issue on any of my devices, so I’ll need a bit more info to troubleshoot this.
What OS and version are you using? If it’s Windows 10/11, go to Settings → System → About to check.
Additionally, what is your display configuration? I’m curious about the amount of displays and refresh rates specifically.
mkanet
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1 year ago @illixion thank you so much for responding so quickly! This issue happens on both of my PC's (all major Windows 10 versions I've tried):
1903 1909 2004 20H2 21H1 22H2
My PC configurations:
PC1: 3 monitors: Monitor1: 2560x1440 @60Hz Monitor2: 1280x720 @60Hz Monitor3: 1280x720 @60Hz
PC2: 2 monitors: Monitor1: 1920x1080 @60Hz Monitor2: 1920x1080 @60Hz
I also made a customized Vibrancy Extension: MKANET Theme V2 which has no weird issues at all.. as long as I use VSCode Verson 1.56.2 or earlier.
Please let me know if there's anything else I can provide.
illegitimate-egg
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10 months ago Windows 10 22H2 build 19045.3324 1920x1080 @144Hz
mkanet
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10 months ago 2023-09-04.20-35-18.mov Windows 10 22H2 build 19045.3324 1920x1080 @144hz
Looks like you're also having the same issue.
illegitimate-egg
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10 months ago Yeah
mkanet
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10 months ago I'm still using VSCode 1.56.2 with the older version of Vibrancy Extension since that was the last version of VSCode that didn't have any issues at all. It works flawlessly.
mkanet
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10 months ago VSCode Version: 1.56.2 Extension: MKANET Theme V2 1920x1080p 60Hz
illixion
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10 months ago @illegitimate-egg I feel like I've seen this pattern of window movement before, specifically in cases where my GPU was struggling. Could you please clarify which kind of GPU you're using, and if it's integrated or dedicated?
I've also found this article that seems like it could help, especially since this seems to only occur in certain configurations: https://old.reddit.com/r/Windows11/comments/pj4fi8/fix_for_windows_dragging_lag_applies_to_windows/
There was a "Windows 10 fix" in Vibrancy that was disabled a while ago as it was causing issues with window snapping, I've compiled a VSIX with it restored, so you could try it and let me know if it resolves the issue for you: vscode-vibrancy-continued-1.1.20.vsix.zip
To install, simply go to the Extensions page and under the triple-dot menu, choose "Install from VSIX..." and select the decompressed file.
illegitimate-egg
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10 months ago It's a dedicated GeForce GTX 1650, it shouldn't choke over moving a blurring window. After checking for IRQ overlap, the GPU overlaps with the PCIe Controller (which makes sense) and also the Motherboard's audio controller which is disabled, either way, I doubt the audio controller would start firing off IRQ 16 when I move a window.
The VSIX loads and installs, but transparency doesn't actually work (?) which is strange. VSCode looks exactly the same despite the plugin reload I did.
mkanet
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10 months ago @illixion OMG Thank you!!! I just tried vscode-vibrancy-continued-1.1.20.vsix.zip. It actually works without any weird issues! I can confirm it works correctly with VSCode 1.81.1 (user setup). This is the first time I've seen the blur transparency effect on VSCode Versions: >1.56.2 without any weird issues. I have had this issue since the original Vibrancy extension. You finally fixed it! Please update the official extension with this specific version of the extension. It works very well from what I've tested so far.
There is no mouse lag or instability when dragging, moving, resizing!
I can close this issue once we've confirmed this also works for other people.
@illegitimate-egg can you please try completely disabling your current VSCode extention that you have installed. Then completely uninstall VSCode and install it again. Then install the extension: vscode-vibrancy-continued-1.1.20.vsix.zip via the VSCode Extensions page and under the triple-dot menu, choose "Install from VSIX..." and select the file and tell it to install the extension and restart when instructed.
CryptokidFH
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4 months ago I am also still experiencing this issue with my own setup: Monitor 1: 144hz Monitor 2: 60hz GTX 1080Ti VSCode: 1.85.2 Windows 10; Version 22H2; Build 19045.4046
I tried installing the vsix package of vibrancy above, but after reloading the extension and enabling the acrylic again, I still experience the issue with window movement lag. I'm not sure if its of any note, but I don't have any lag when resizing, only when moving the window around.
Is there an existing issue for this?
Current Behavior
My apologies. I am aware of the mouse drag lag issue. The old Vibrancy Extension had found a GREAT fix for bug; which I'm currently using. However, after if I upgrade from VSCode 1.56.2 to a newer version, it doesn't work anymore.
Is there any hope for this extension without mouse drag lag? This is the main reason why I stopped using Vibrancy. Hopefully, you can find a new way to do this.
Expected Behavior
No mouse drag lag
Steps To Reproduce
Environment
Anything else?
No response