@desperate-dan, The only difference zooming in or out when flinging is the ability to see precise aiming pixels when zoomed in. That’s my experience, anyway.

Sorry, rukes are rules. Gotta have that screenshot proof, not cutting corners.

Broooooooook!

Not bad for you @desperate-dan though I did set it up nicely.

Premature ejection eh?  I guess you shouldn’t turn your PC on.

Hey, quite witty don’t you think?

Bet Ollie Pope’s cat is glad he’s not in Pakistan right now.

Probably the wrong person to ask about zoom given my default position is always fully zoomed out.Never had issues with Nox Or BS .On the rare occasion I do zoom in it stays that way and vice versa.Don’t know about recording.

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Talking of Donald, I am going here for W.  A fun and catchy little number. Turns out Walter must have been the psycho. Only Y to come.

That’s a good song @hunnybunny. Her voice, and the somewhat sparse backing, oddly put me in mind of Portishead.  I could imagine a trip hop version of this.

Nox has a mind of its own with changing zoom randomly unless you just stick to fully zoomed in (which means shooting blind BTW). Seems to give different outcomes to BS when zoomed out. But my zoom/un-zoom question was more general, i.e, does it make a difference within the same application. Some say so, but I’m not sure.

Assume that’s a reference to the cricket not a zero birder?

Not sure what you mean about zoom and macros.

Roooooooooooooot!

Oh yeah, I meant 3.4.0, that’s the one I am using.  Not getting a wobble using Nox, will have to go back to Bluestacks. There does seem to be variety. The only reason I can surmise is I am forced into using different zooms in order to get stable macros. So, does anyone else think that zoom is a factor that changes behaviour?