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Users reported crashes when playing `Sonic Colors Ultimate` on AMD and Intel GPUs on Vulkan after the resolution scaler was introduced.
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epicboy quickly jumped in, to intervene and save the Blue Hedgehog.
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epicboy quickly jumped in to intervene and save the Blue Hedgehog.
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On the AMD side, Sonic suffers from ImageView issues, causing an invalid pointer dereference when the `slot_images` container of the texture cache is resized.
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This can happen even at native resolution.
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When certain games start, some internal testing is done to ensure that things are where they should be and respond with an acceptable delay. One of those tests involves rumble.
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Games prod the controllers with a low frequency rumble test, but sometimes, some games never stop and the controller continues to vibrate, depleting battery and making you
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doubt what was the original intention of the developer was.
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german77 [forces the rumble amplitude to zero after the test](https://github.com/yuzu-emu/yuzu/pull/7593), stopping unwanted vibrations only for these affected games.
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german77 [forces the rumble amplitude to zero after the test](https://github.com/yuzu-emu/yuzu/pull/7593), stopping unwanted vibrations for these affected games.
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VR games may use the gyroscope sensor on the Switch itself (not the controllers) to feed motion data.
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Previously, yuzu would only give partial data to the game, causing erratic movement of the game’s camera.
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