I've finally switched over to the Mac, and got around to installing MoI3d on it.

Everything seems to work perfectly as it did on the PC version. I do have one little issue, there seems to be a white dot in the center of the screen which I didn't notice on the PC version.

At first I thought it was a stuck pixel on my monitor, so I took a screen shot of it. It is indeed in MoI, but not in any other program.

When I zoom or pan, the white dot stays in the center, which is why I originally thought it was a stuck pixel.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/5g7446qtiw4jxaz/Screenshot%202016-01-24%2020.14.57.png?dl=0

I've circled the pixel in question as it's hard to spot. :D

Hi Teddy, that is indeed pretty weird... I don't have any idea right now on what would cause that, so I don't have any solution right now, sorry. For MoI v4 there are a lot of changes to the infrastructure of MoI which should simplify the Mac version and remove some in between layers of stuff which may help avoid it for v4, we'll see.

- Michael

I have this issue as well, looks like some inverse dead pixel.

I have it too. It's always been there. I suppose an artifact of WINE or one of the display libraries. Doesn't bother me though.

Curiosity has the better of me now as I never noticed this issue when i was on my Mac Pro which had an ATI graphics card. Are you guys on ATI or NVidia ?

Martin
(TpwUK)

HI
I've have it also on my mac pro (NVIDIA GeForce GTX 760 2048 Mo)

I get it as well. It disappears when I switch camera views.

EVGA GeForce GTX 560 2048 MB

*EDIT*

I should add that I first noticed the dot after I upgraded to V3.

AMD Radeon HD 6970M 1024 MB