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A core issue was that the zoom level of 4 was resulting in a fov of 0.25, which was then rounded to 0.2 or 0.3. Somehow how that resulted in the return/original zoom not being 1.
If it doesn't for you, for example make sure to add the server eexe to your security software's whitelist, so it's not blocked or affected by some sort of auto-containment. Also sometimes you need to run it as admin. Check the extension options -> Named Pipes API to see if it works.
2 things though:
- Is it safe to remove during playthrough?
- I believe there is a way to have the Py server launched when the game starts, possibly with some arguments in the Steam properties of the game, mind in giving the details in the description? (On the API's page that is, here is a technique, https://www.reddit.com/r/Steam/comments/enrddy/is_there_any_way_to_launch_another_program/)
Cheers!