When can we expect better anti-aliasing options in TMÂ² Stad

Hubby · Post by **Hubby** » 10 Feb 2014, 19:23

Just asking.
Compare TMÂ² Stad anti-aliasing with TMNF.. nuff said

Let's get rid of those jaggies !

TheBigG. · Post by **TheBigG.** » 10 Feb 2014, 19:29

yes tmf with sgssaa looks still a lot better than tm2 with fxaa, so it would be really awesome to get a working anti alaising in tm2

TheBigG. · Post by **TheBigG.** » 14 Feb 2014, 23:30

is it planed to be implemented this year

Post by **Rasque** » 15 Feb 2014, 01:34

+1. Without having this feature the new gfx engine is just a fact but not a real feature. And we cannot say TMUF gfx were bad...not at all. I have been waiting for a fix since 2,5 years... as well as many other basic things.

Chris92 · Post by **Chris92** » 15 Feb 2014, 01:40

Rasque wrote:+1. Without having this feature the new gfx engine is just a fact but not a real feature. And we cannot say TMUF gfx were bad...not at all. I have been waiting for a fix since 2,5 years... as well as many other basic things.

First of all, nice to see you, mate!

Yes, I'm very much for better AA options in TMÂ² in general.

edk · Post by **edk** » 22 Feb 2014, 12:32

I use the "Fast" shader setting in advanced options via the launcher. This allows for x8 AA setting to be used. You miss out on some nicer effects, but the tradeoff is worth it considering it mostly nullifies the entirety of the jaggies. IIRC it may be possible to force AA within NVidia drivers, although I'm currently using an ATI card so can't say first hand.

Hubby · Post by **Hubby** » 24 Feb 2014, 21:27

edk wrote:I use the "Fast" shader setting in advanced options via the launcher. This allows for x8 AA setting to be used. You miss out on some nicer effects, but the tradeoff is worth it considering it mostly nullifies the entirety of the jaggies. IIRC it may be possible to force AA within NVidia drivers, although I'm currently using an ATI card so can't say first hand.

Thanks for the tip , it is much better now with x8 AA settings

I tried forcing it through NVIDIA control panel , but that didn't help .. though I managed to get a slightly better graphical quality but somehow the anti-aliasing option didn't work there.

TheBigG. · Post by **TheBigG.** » 24 Feb 2014, 22:39

thanks for the tip

Ls777 · Post by **Ls777** » 04 Mar 2014, 15:52

If you have a really powerful graphics card, you can get better AA on the highest graphical settings by downsampling

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