@herf Moving sliders "physically works", meaning I can grab the temperature slider and move it back and forth, but there is no effect on the screen at all.

I updated to the latest driver, 425.31, for now it seems Flux is working through a sleep (I didn't even restart between the driver update, and the following sleep). Will keep you posted!

Ah, fixed it. For some reason I had Guadalajara's clock. Thank you.

Nothing on this?

We are sorting results by population - for now can you use "City of Worcester"?

We stopped using Google Maps with their 15x price increase so we aren't as good as we used to be with figuring out "which" name is meant when someone types a query.

@shenmue-is-life said in Max luminosity very low since F.lux update:

Restarting the OS fixed the issue, thanks.
Needed some time to save all my works before reboot so I was looking for a faster solution.

Oh! Ok.

How exactly are you accessing f.lux? Take me through it step-by-step.

Are you able to update your video drivers? there has been a lot changed in Windows since 2016.

Also, windows has a section called "Color Filters" that might help you do this.

Sadly vers. 4.100 didn't do anything either ;-(

I installed 4.99 and it seems to have settled down and is working as expected...

whilst playing i found a temp fix by pressing the windows key than clicking back on apex legends on the task bar. You might have to do it a few times but eventually f.lux will work on fullscreen.

Yes some of the insider builds disabled color correction so we are working around it. Update to latest for better results.

Turn off Windows Night Light.

Hi, I'll re-install the latest version and let you know; for the time being I reverted to 4.78 that doesn't use the Win+End hotkey which I already bind to my media player's play/pause function. Would be nice if we had rebindable keys even if just in an .ini file or something of the sort.

It seems 4.97 isn't quite as bad as 4.84 in terms of looking so washed out. It's just less washed out. It's nice to have the setting enabled called "Use GPU for better quality with warm colors" because it makes things visible and easy to see that are otherwise next to impossible to see. So, I don't know. Maybe I like it!