Fresh Coat of Paint
Posted: 17 Dec 2006, 14:42
Just Out of the Paintshop:
Hi Jon
Very broken up
Do you use Anti-Alias?
Garry
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Posted: 17 Dec 2006, 14:53
Posted: 17 Dec 2006, 14:55
I have No Idea how to Enable It on My Graphics Card
Posted: 17 Dec 2006, 15:00
If you turn it on in FS it will be better than nothing., but better from the card.
But if you right click on the desktop you should see a lead to your display and follow on from there
Somewhere there will be a card setting page
Garry
But if you right click on the desktop you should see a lead to your display and follow on from there
Somewhere there will be a card setting page
Garry
Posted: 17 Dec 2006, 15:30
Ok.I have Slider With AntiAliasing Settings Value.What Should This Be Set To?I'm Running an Nvidia GeForce FX5500.
Posted: 17 Dec 2006, 15:32
Try different settings but maybe start in the middle and then try further up
Garry
Garry
Posted: 19 Dec 2006, 14:55
Currently Adapting Paint For A different Model.
Posted: 19 Dec 2006, 15:51
Here's me complaining about FS2004 not having a high enough default Anti-Aliasing setting...
I completely forgot that I can use my new GPU to set up profiles for games.
Ill have to set it up for FS2004 and boost the A.A all the way up!!
Thanks for reminding me guys!!!
:dance:
I completely forgot that I can use my new GPU to set up profiles for games.
Ill have to set it up for FS2004 and boost the A.A all the way up!!
Thanks for reminding me guys!!!
:dance:
Posted: 19 Dec 2006, 16:40
Jon.
Usually Anti-Aliasing operates on a x0, x2, x4, x6 scale...
You should select whatever you think your machine can handle, dependant on its specs... Anti Aliasing is notouriously heavy on the Graphical Processing...
My system isn't the greatest:
3ghz | 1.24Gb Ram | 2x80Gb HDd | ATI X850-Pro GPU |
But, at the moment, for me, FS2004 is currently running with everything at Ultra-High | 1024 x 768 @ 32Mhz | A.A On | Tri-Linear Filtering | 30 f.p.s (Locked)..
But as I said on my most recent post in the Gallery, FS2004 just has an "Anti-Aliasing" on/off button... which, is no use!!
So tonight, ill be trying to force 1280 x 1024 Resolution, with 4x Anti Aliasing...
If the Nvidia Control Panel is anything like that of the ATI Cards, then your slider with have x2 --> x8 settings for the Anti-Aliasing.
There will also be a tick-box that says "Let Application Decide" - Make sure this is UN-CHECKED!!! Otherwise FS2004 will continue to run its Playschool Anti Aliasing! :k:
Hope this helps...
Alternativly, whip them over to me, and ill get them in "HD" for you!!
Usually Anti-Aliasing operates on a x0, x2, x4, x6 scale...
You should select whatever you think your machine can handle, dependant on its specs... Anti Aliasing is notouriously heavy on the Graphical Processing...
My system isn't the greatest:
3ghz | 1.24Gb Ram | 2x80Gb HDd | ATI X850-Pro GPU |
But, at the moment, for me, FS2004 is currently running with everything at Ultra-High | 1024 x 768 @ 32Mhz | A.A On | Tri-Linear Filtering | 30 f.p.s (Locked)..
But as I said on my most recent post in the Gallery, FS2004 just has an "Anti-Aliasing" on/off button... which, is no use!!
So tonight, ill be trying to force 1280 x 1024 Resolution, with 4x Anti Aliasing...
If the Nvidia Control Panel is anything like that of the ATI Cards, then your slider with have x2 --> x8 settings for the Anti-Aliasing.
There will also be a tick-box that says "Let Application Decide" - Make sure this is UN-CHECKED!!! Otherwise FS2004 will continue to run its Playschool Anti Aliasing! :k:
Hope this helps...
Alternativly, whip them over to me, and ill get them in "HD" for you!!