Mumble Overlay: Difference between revisions

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* Q: It works! But now my ships look wonky!

* A: Deactivating DirectX 12 may lead to some of the ship skins not showing up correctly. <ref>[https://forums.eveonline.com/t/directx-12-related-issues/368493 EVE Forums DirectX 12 related issues] (pulled 2023-05-16)</ref> There may also be other graphic fidelity losses by deactivating DirectX 12.

* Q: I tried absolutely everything and simply cannot get the Overlay to work. :(

* A: Sadly the Overlay is quite fickle and does not work for everyone. A slightly more clunky alternative to see who is currently talking is the '''Talking UI''', also directly embedded in Mumble:

** Go to ''Configure'' and then select ''Talking UI''. This opens up a new window which will always stay on top of other applications so you can drag it in front of your EVE client and tuck it away in a quiet corner of your screen. This window works analog to the Overlay as it will show who is currently talking.

** Under ''Configure'', then ''Settings'' and then ''User Interface'' there are some options for the Talking UI although they are quite barebones compared to the Overlay.

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 * Q: It works! But now my ships look wonky!
 * A: Deactivating DirectX 12 may lead to some of the ship skins not showing up correctly. <ref>[https://forums.eveonline.com/t/directx-12-related-issues/368493 EVE Forums DirectX 12 related issues] (pulled 2023-05-16)</ref> There may also be other graphic fidelity losses by deactivating DirectX 12.
+* Q: I tried absolutely everything and simply cannot get the Overlay to work. :(
+* A: Sadly the Overlay is quite fickle and does not work for everyone. A slightly more clunky alternative to see who is currently talking is the '''Talking UI''', also directly embedded in Mumble:
+** Go to <u>''Configure''</u> and then select <u>''Talking UI''</u>. This opens up a new window which will always stay on top of other applications so you can drag it in front of your EVE client and tuck it away in a quiet corner of your screen. This window works analog to the Overlay as it will show who is currently talking.
+** Under <u>''Configure''</u>, then <u>''Settings''</u> and then <u>''User Interface''</u> there are some options for the Talking UI although they are quite barebones compared to the Overlay.
 ==References==