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    Default Odd gaps in-between textures, terrain and what-not

    Sorry for the vagueness, but I really don't know a better way to describe the effect. It generally happens in every ps1 game I emulate, but I really don't pay attention to it. However, dealing with the issue would be nice.

    If there's a thread that I'm apparently not aware of already highlighting what I'm talking about, please point me to it!

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    Use 1.8 veresion and in the compatibility of the plugin use options 1.3.2 , for more info check the emulation section of my page or any of the entries of the games

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    Much appreciated!

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