Problem Details:
Recently, I've been coping with falback since the latest stable version has been having frame issues for me (dropped to about half of its original). However, I was trying to convert a skin so that it would be essentially the same as it was in the latest stable version. In order to do this, I had to revisit the latest stable version.
To my surprise, around 1 PM PST, I was unable to go back to the fallback version. The release stream has now only Stable, no longer any fallback version. I wanted to know if there was any official word about this and if I will ever be able to use the fallback version ever again. Thank you.
(I have also found out that the frame issues might be from OpenGL, if that is what the current version is using as its renderer, since the DirectX renderer in the fallback version runs as it usd to be).
Windows 10 Pro (Version 10.0.16299 Build 16299)
NVIDIA Geforce GT 750M
Intel HD Graphics 4600
Intel i7-4702 MQ
Recently, I've been coping with falback since the latest stable version has been having frame issues for me (dropped to about half of its original). However, I was trying to convert a skin so that it would be essentially the same as it was in the latest stable version. In order to do this, I had to revisit the latest stable version.
To my surprise, around 1 PM PST, I was unable to go back to the fallback version. The release stream has now only Stable, no longer any fallback version. I wanted to know if there was any official word about this and if I will ever be able to use the fallback version ever again. Thank you.
(I have also found out that the frame issues might be from OpenGL, if that is what the current version is using as its renderer, since the DirectX renderer in the fallback version runs as it usd to be).
Windows 10 Pro (Version 10.0.16299 Build 16299)
NVIDIA Geforce GT 750M
Intel HD Graphics 4600
Intel i7-4702 MQ