Elite Dangerous Odyssey | Minor Update 08.09.2022

any one better with photo shop than i am, this is changing the chorma on the image, it actually changes when you adjust the colour filter,
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I think you need to get rid of the alpha channel.

I don’t have Photoshop, but if I do the following in GIMP:
  • Colours →Components → Decompose, model: RGBA, decompose to layers
  • in the new image: Colours →Components → Compose, model: RGB
  • in the new image: Colours → Hue-Chroma, set chroma to +100
then I get this image:
transmission-noalpha-chrome+100.png

So it looks like GIMP’s hue-chroma adjustment filter gives a different line pattern than Photoshop’s. (Edit #3: the OP uses GIMP as well, so it’s probably a difference between GIMP versions.)

(Edit #1: also GIMP’s colourcube analysis tool reports there’s only one unique colour in the original image, so I guess the lines are a filter artefact and we’re on the wrong path.)

(Edit #2: the same pattern appears if I do chroma+100 on a freshly created all-white image with the same dimensions, so yeah, definitely an artefact.)
 
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Fiddled a little and got a little more definition…
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Can’t confirm as this may/may not have already been resolved but the pattern looks familiar…

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(Not my image).

If the pattern above is the same mechanism (and hasn’t been resolved) does this identify another code? It's pretty old and probably related to a different event!

If rotated can it be resolved…apologies if this is an obviously old clue already resolved.
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it's the fabled KI Asp
 
i know i should not downplay your issues as it must suck but.......... what internet do you have? 56k dialup? ;)

but my money is on there being other stuff in there as well.
I have 3 megabit internet. Decent DSL speed for ~20 years ago. Better is available in my area, but ultimately it's not my call - I'm not the account owner. Besides, I'd rather have air conditioning and substandard internet than good internet but no aircon, especially in this climate.
 
Good news! I disable Lens Flare in the XML files because Lens Flare is an artifact of camera optics with multiple lenses.
The human eye only has one lens, therefore thankfully is not affected by this extremely annoying and overused nuisance
of an in-game effect. Same goes for idiotic Film Grain and Chromatic Aberration. o7
So you think you're a human? Interesting.
 
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