HELP TEST AAMFP 1.02 PATCH

[Googolplex]

Here are my results, played from start to the piston rooms.
Everything runs fine, no mouse problems or sth for me!

- The installer works, but I'm waiting for a setup-update.
- The blue haze really gets lost by disabling "ColorGrading" now.
- There are by far more (and replaced) pig masks than before, is it right?

But I noticed some weird things:

- The mansion looks great when you disable ColorGrading, because this will remove the blue haze!
But the rest of all levels, especially the cellar, looks like the blue haze is still there. And when you "enable" ColorGrading again, it looks fine there.

In short:
ColorGrading disabled: Mansion looks fine, rest has blue haze and less contrast.
ColorGrading enabled (default): Mansion has blue haze, rest is nice.

Mansion comparison:





It looks much better without ColorGrading (first picture). But I think, that the ColorGrading itself is not the problem. The problem is that the mansion level just use a too blue filter, while other levels looks very nice with ColorGrading. It would be very good when you just can optimize the effect in the mansion to make it less blue.

- An other problem is that V-Sync doesn't work for me. I disabled adaptive V-Sync and just let the true V-Sync enabled. And when I move the mouse around, the screen will have trades with V-Sync on or off (no matter).

- And is it right, that some notes have a white framing and some a blue? Why different colors?

Here is one of the blue notes (like Amnesia TDD), I'm sure all framings were white before the patch.



In Addition:
- It would be nice when you could disable the glowing of the level doors.

- Here I was able to pick up a note without opening the drawer.




My hardware:

Intel Core i7-4770 @ 3,90 GHz
16 GB DDR3-RAM
nVIDIA GeForce GTX 560 Ti, latest driver
Windows 7 Professional x64


@plutomaniac

ColorGrading should not be written with a space in between. It's like "ImageTrail" or "RadialBlur".