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Ah yea how smarf of me.. not to mention the games name. :P
It's called: Endless Ocean, sry 'bout that.

Yay, this is exactly the same problem that Sonic Adventure 2: Battle has using the
DX9 plugin. The particles while Sonic boards down the street in the first level are
miscalculated:

http://i50.tinypic.com/2d47xk.png

Not sure what type of texture it is (I don't believe I can dump it). But it displays
properly in the OpenGL plugin.

And also, like I said in a previous issue. This should be the only graphical bug
standing for the DX9 version of SA2:B. So once this is gone, it should be a perfectly
playable game.

I hope someone catches this. :(

safe texture cache

Wrong, enabling safe texture cache doesn't effect situations such as this.

Infact, I enabled/disabled any hacks, enhancements, etc. And it's still the same deal.

hm, strange. I'm pretty sure I also had that issue with Endless Ocean and I fixed it
with Safe Texture Cache...that was months ago, though...maybe the feature was changed
somehow shrug The bubbles in Mario Party 4 are the same. Like squares, but with
safe texture cache, they're fine.
You also tried EFB->RAM, I guess?

Yeah, the same thing happens. :\

Maybe u were just playing under opengl that might be the reason, but that doesn't
affect direct3d at all.

Of course it doesn't, this problem is for the DX9 plugin (it shouldn't have anything
to do with video common). It looks the way it should in the OpenGL plugin, though.

My guess is that the size calculation of the type of texture/whatever displayed is
miscalculated. But like I said, I don't know what type of texture it is (when I do a
texture dump, nothing resembling it appears within the folder).

Any other ideas?

I was just saying that his safe texture cache didnt affect d3d at all but ogl (in the
past at least). So he just "thought" it was fixed @d3d as well, which wasn't
obviously cuz else i wouldnt have filed that issue.

damnit, I'm sure I got it fixed back then...I'll test a bit now...

ah, sorry, I guess it was just using OpenGL which "fixed" it for me back then -_-

issue fixed by rodolfoosvaldobogado @r4954

That was quick :) Ty