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02525 Graphics Minor Always Oct 11, 2008, 10:48 Apr 7, 2016, 13:05
Tester user422 View Status Public Platform MAMEUI
Assigned To Resolution Open OS Windows XP/Vista 32-bit
Status [?] Confirmed Driver
Version 0.127u7 Fixed in Version Build
Fixed in Git Commit Github Pull Request #
Summary 02525: hotrod, hotroda, hotrodj: Garbled yellow car appears in the title screen.
Description Like a yellow car is displayed in the place where the civilian at the
right of the title screen exists.

It disappears when the car runs.
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Affected Sets / Systems hotrod, hotroda, hotrodj
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png file icon hotrodj.png (41,787 bytes) Oct 11, 2008, 10:48
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No.02754
etabeta
Developer
Oct 11, 2008, 12:22
this seems correct: after the cars pass the title appears.

not a bug in my opinion: you can also see that the title somehow fade in, so it really seem the correct behavior
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No.02760
Fujix
Administrator
Oct 11, 2008, 14:27
kani, please test the master set first and also clones if possible.
Also check your text before you copy and paste from the machine translator, "amusing" is not proper for "okashii".
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No.02761
Haze
Senior Tester
Oct 11, 2008, 14:28
it's obviously corrupt, how can it be correct?
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No.02772
etabeta
Developer
Oct 11, 2008, 16:05
the 'strange' summary lead me to think the problem was the missing title, not the garbled graphics (which I hadn't noticed). ;)

Thanks Fujix for the easier to understand summary
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No.02775
Fujix
Administrator
Oct 11, 2008, 23:32
It's a problem of Japanese in fact ;)

The same adjective is used both for "funny, amusing, comical" and "strange, awkward, odd". Machine translators often mix them up.
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No.05824
nightsoil
Tester
Mar 4, 2010, 06:22
I believe that the English word "funny" can be used in both of these senses.
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No.05837
Stiletto
Developer
Mar 6, 2010, 20:16
Yes, but "comical" cannot. :)
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No.12515
Osso
Moderator
Apr 7, 2016, 13:05
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