Apologies if this is already posted somewhere, I didn't find it with a search. I'm having an issue with the dice roller. It technically works, but it is really slow. It slowly glitches across the scree as it rolls. Unfortunately it seems to be doing so on every character sheet I use.
I apologize, I've only just gotten to check if I ever got a response. I'm using Google Chrome, but I have no clue what that setting even is. Should it be enabled or disabled?
It should be enabled. Go to Settings, then System and you should see a series of selections. The one "Use graphics acceleration when available" should be on (the little circle to the right).
Keep in mind there are known issues with Chrome and Hardware acceleration on some systems (can cause your monitors to flicker to black). If that happens, disable Hardware Acceleration in Chrome. Have you also tried a different browser?
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Playing D&D since 1982
Have played every version of the game since Basic (Red Box Set), except that abomination sometimes called 4e.
Look, I'd like to thank everyone who tried to help me here. But as embarrassing as it is, last night I realized chrome wanted an update and as soon as I did so it was literally smooth rolling. Thank you all for trying to assist this funny, foolish man.
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Apologies if this is already posted somewhere, I didn't find it with a search. I'm having an issue with the dice roller. It technically works, but it is really slow. It slowly glitches across the scree as it rolls. Unfortunately it seems to be doing so on every character sheet I use.
Do you have Hardware Acceleration enabled in your browser settings?
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I apologize, I've only just gotten to check if I ever got a response. I'm using Google Chrome, but I have no clue what that setting even is. Should it be enabled or disabled?
It should be enabled. Go to Settings, then System and you should see a series of selections. The one "Use graphics acceleration when available" should be on (the little circle to the right).
Lee
Keep in mind there are known issues with Chrome and Hardware acceleration on some systems (can cause your monitors to flicker to black). If that happens, disable Hardware Acceleration in Chrome. Have you also tried a different browser?
Playing D&D since 1982
Have played every version of the game since Basic (Red Box Set), except that abomination sometimes called 4e.
Look, I'd like to thank everyone who tried to help me here. But as embarrassing as it is, last night I realized chrome wanted an update and as soon as I did so it was literally smooth rolling. Thank you all for trying to assist this funny, foolish man.