Closed janezk7 closed 2 months ago
If this is because of what you reported with Ocean Rift, this isn't The Ocular Migraine, it's the actual app itself scaling up the resolution.
I now understand what was the issue with the higher resolution in Ocean Rift, but this issue refers to game resolution not reverting to it's normal behaviour after deleting a default game profile set within The Ocular Migraine app. Please see reproduction steps. It definitely looks like an issue with the app itself.
If you are just clicking Delete to delete the profile it will NOT remove the default profile. You have to click on DELETE DEFAULT then the default profile will be deleted.
That's correct. I would suggest that when deleting profile, the app also removes it as default profile if it was set. Otherwise there's no way to revert to original settings unless setting another profile as default and DELETE DEFAULT that one.
Clicking on "Default Display Settings" on the Main screen sets it back to original system display settings. If a default profile is set, the "Delete Default" button appears when selecting a saved profile. Having multiple profiles is a feature that allows users to configure profiles for different scenarios and make them default depending on their intended use case at different times as they wish, i.e. one for recording or streaming, another for fastest FPS, another for sharpest image, etc.. Causing the "delete default" button to also delete a users customized profile is contrary to the purpose of having those profiles.
I'm pretty sure there was a misunderstanding.
petermg:"Causing the "delete default" button to also delete a users customized profile is contrary to the purpose of having those profiles."
I suggested the opposite of that. If you "Delete" a customized user's game profile, then that profile should also deactivate (what "Delete Default" button does) IF it was set by default.
I hope it's clear what I mean. I'm quite certain current behaviour was not intended.
Ah. Still, I allow the user to curate their customized profiles, which includes deleting some if they wish, without forcing them to lose their default profile. This is why there is a separate delete button. I don't want to take this option away from users. I will leave it up to the user to decide which profiles they want to delete.
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I'm pretty sure there was a misunderstanding.
petermg:"Causing the "delete default" button to also delete a users customized profile is contrary to the purpose of having those profiles."
I suggested the opposite of that. If you "Delete" a customized user's game profile, then that profile should also deactivate (what "Delete Default" button does) IF it was set by default.
I hope it's clear what I mean. I'm quite certain current behaviour was not intended.
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How to fix game settings after the bug happens:
Delete default
button (Manage game profiles -> [Your default game profile] -> Delete default
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