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  1. Yes all sorted now, many thanks for your help
  2. OK think I have solved it; I changed to boxes, let the line completely finish before changing back to 3D boxes, which had all of the images correctly set
  3. Found the line! I see what you mean by hard to spot! It appeared briefly when I changed to one of the other platforms, filled in then disappeared. When I changed back to the Atari platform, the line didn't reappear.
  4. I've recently rebuilt it so should be OK; Windows 10, Intel i5-7600@3.8GHz, 32GB Ram, GTX1080, OS is on a Samsung SSD and data is on a mirrored pair of 5TB Seagates. My monitor is an Acer Predetar. I've reset launchbox back to it's default, theme, colour, etc and still can't see the line, suspect my eyes are the weak link ? I have noticed the 3D boxes are ever so slowly starting to populate, so hopefully time will resolve it.
  5. Thanks for the warm welcome I don't see the bar you mentioned but your caching theory sounds good, so I'll be patient and see if it just needs some time.
  6. I am running 8.7 and have 3D boxes set under image group, with the 3D Box priorities in options set to default, i.e. I haven't changed options. I have just imported a bunch of Atari 2600 roms into a clean but upgrade from 8.6 launchbox and I notice that most of the games don't have an image displayed and are set to the default coloured-cube image. If I change the image group from 3D boxes to screenshots and then back again, it shows a few more 3D box images. I can repeat the process to display even more. I noticed this same behaviour under 8.6 as well and with other rom sets, e.g. arcade. Is this a known issue and does anyone have a way to ensure that all of the potential 3D images are displayed immediately, as soon as they are imported. Update: I am running premium and using the refresh all images option doesn't fix it.
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