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White lines appear at higher resolutions

Whenever an image is at a high enough resolution that you have to zoom out to see it all, there are pop-in white lines that stick to certain zoom levels. They are not grid lines, as they appear whether or not the grid is turned on and do not line up with the grid in any case. Examples of what I'm talking about: Zoomed in
Here's the same image with the grid on, with a white line visible apart from the grid. And zoomed in (with an arrow pointing out the white line)
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Phil B.
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Which of your games is this happening in? I want to hop in and take a look at it myself.
Phil B. said: Which of your games is this happening in? I want to hop in and take a look at it myself. DoubleCross: fragment/core is where the images here are from. Though it happens in any game, provided the image is large enough.
Large images get broken up into multiple smaller ones by the system, from what I can tell. I think that was done a while ago in some update to lower the strain on the server or browser somehow. Those lines are where the pictures are merged back together, I guess their position is off by 1 pixel or so. I could be wrong, but I always blamed it on that.
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Phil B.
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I looked at your game and didn't see the white line, which leads me to believe there is something different between our systems that is causing it. What browser/version are you using? Please try disabling as many browser extensions as you can and see if that has any effect, or try it in a different browser and see if you get the same outcome.