OSD elements resetting to default size and position
Product: F1 23
Platform:Steam-PC
Please specify your platform model. PC
Summarize your bug Some of the OSD elements reset to default size and positions after you change them. This only seems to affect some elements in some certain game modes. On time trial, the "f1 dial" and "mfd" reset to their defaults after you save your custom OSD settings, this happens with some other elements, most likely the "pit window" and "supercar dial" as well. After they reset to their size and position, if you select them and change the size or position by one click, they will return to the custom position/size you chose, but after saving and exiting the menu, those elements will revert back to their defaults.
What is your 16 digit Report Code? MXAK-MMAP-XMVJ-CJJE
Can you please provide the name of your current internet service provider? Algar Telecom
Which area is the bug/glitch in? Single Player
Steps: How can we find the bug ourselves? Start time trial, change the postition and size of the "f1 dial" and "mdf" elements, save and exit the menu. The positions and sizes will have returned to their defaults.
What happens when the bug occurs? The custom position and size of the "f1 dial" and "mdf" elements revert back to their default positions after you save and exit the menu for the "custom osd".
What do you expect to see? The elements keep the custom position/size applied to them and not revert back to their defaults.
Some of the OSD elements reset to default size and positions after you change them. This only seems to affect some elements in some certain game modes. On time trial, the "f1 dial" and "mfd" reset to their defaults after you save your custom OSD settings, this happens with some other elements, most likely the "pit window" and "supercar dial" as well. After they reset to their size and position, if you select them and change the size or position by one click, they will return to the custom position/size you chose, but after saving and exiting the menu, those elements will revert back to their defaults.
I've uploaded a vídeo of this for more analysis: https://youtu.be/BiF_jyQu5h0
