I recently bought f1c, and when doing the 3d setup I was
suprised to see that the checkbox that allows me to turn on
anti-aliasing is missing. I have f12002 installed, and its
3d setup has the anti-aliasing checkbox. I have anti-aliasing
enabled for f12002 and it works fine. Why do you think this
option is missing for me in f1c?. My video card is a Mobility Radeon 7500.
It seems strange that it works for f12002 and not for f1c.
Anybody else have this problem? Is there any other way I can turn on
anti-aliasing?
Thanks,
Steve
(sorry if this post shows up twice, google gave me an error the first
time, but sometimes it gets posted anyway)
On Sat, 16 Aug 2003 15:10:04 GMT, <[email hidden]> wrote:
Force it on in the ATI control panel.
Andrew.
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>I recently bought f1c, and when doing the 3d setup I was >suprised to see that the checkbox that allows me to turn on >anti-aliasing is missing. I have f12002 installed, and its >3d setup has the anti-aliasing checkbox. I have anti-aliasing >enabled for f12002 and it works fine. Why do you think this >option is missing for me in f1c?. My video card is a Mobility Radeon 7500. >It seems strange that it works for f12002 and not for f1c. >Anybody else have this problem? Is there any other way I can turn on >anti-aliasing? >
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Thanks Andrew,
I tried that, but now the program freezes after I load a track.
Oh well, I guess I'll have to get used to the jaggys.
I wish they hadn't changed that aspect of the game, because anti-aliasing
worked flawlessly with f12002 on my setup.
Steve
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> On Sat, 16 Aug 2003 15:10:04 GMT, <[email hidden]> wrote: > > >I recently bought f1c, and when doing the 3d setup I was > >suprised to see that the checkbox that allows me to turn on > >anti-aliasing is missing. I have f12002 installed, and its > >3d setup has the anti-aliasing checkbox. I have anti-aliasing > >enabled for f12002 and it works fine. Why do you think this > >option is missing for me in f1c?. My video card is a Mobility RadeonQuoted text (7 lines)
> >It seems strange that it works for f12002 and not for f1c. > >Anybody else have this problem? Is there any other way I can turn on > >anti-aliasing? > > > Force it on in the ATI control panel. > > Andrew.I don't notice many jaggies at 1600x1200. What resolution are you running
at?
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> > <aep@nospam writeme.com> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... > > On Sat, 16 Aug 2003 15:10:04 GMT, <[email hidden]> wrote: > > > > >I recently bought f1c, and when doing the 3d setup I was > > >suprised to see that the checkbox that allows me to turn on > > >anti-aliasing is missing. I have f12002 installed, and its > > >3d setup has the anti-aliasing checkbox. I have anti-aliasing > > >enabled for f12002 and it works fine. Why do you think this > > >option is missing for me in f1c?. My video card is a Mobility Radeon > 7500. > > >It seems strange that it works for f12002 and not for f1c. > > >Anybody else have this problem? Is there any other way I can turn on > > >anti-aliasing? > > > > > Force it on in the ATI control panel. > > > > Andrew. > > Thanks Andrew, > > I tried that, but now the program freezes after I load a track. > Oh well, I guess I'll have to get used to the jaggys. > I wish they hadn't changed that aspect of the game, because anti-aliasing > worked flawlessly with f12002 on my setup. > > Steve > >Jaggies vs Blurries - I'll take jaggies every time....
I had been running 800x600, but your post made me realize
I could afford to go to a higher resolution without anti-aliasing.
Now at 1024x768 it looks good. Thanks.
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