How do I use FSAA in Pete's OpenGL and DX plugins?

dogulation000 · February 11th, 2003

**Yeloazndevil** · February 11th, 2003

umm just enable FSAA in your graphics card display setting

dogulation000 · February 11th, 2003

I did. No noticable difference.

**Demigod** · February 11th, 2003

What videocard do you have?

dogulation000 · February 11th, 2003

An ATI Radeon 9500 Pro.

**Kane** · February 11th, 2003

If you are using hte D3D plugin, try enabling 'Full screen flipping'

dogulation000 · February 11th, 2003

Quote:

Originally posted by Kane
If you are using hte D3D plugin, try enabling 'Full screen flipping'

I did. It looked VERY weird.

dogulation000 · February 11th, 2003

I managed to get DX FSAA working. Never turning on Faster Palettized Textures Windows in Petes Plugins when you have an ATI card. That's all I have to say. However, OpenGL plugin still doesn't work with FSAA. :/

dogulation000 · February 11th, 2003

I don't notice that much difference when I enable FSAA in the DX plugins.... no speed loss, no image quality gain. :/

February 11th, 2003

Full screen Flipping is the only way I know to get FSAA to work on my Geforce card. Try using the DX 6.0 renderer. My Radeon 8500 works with it. Without any Full Screen Flipping again.

dogulation000 · February 11th, 2003

Quote:

Originally posted by ChrisRay
Full screen Flipping is the only way I know to get FSAA to work on my Geforce card. Try using the DX 6.0 renderer. My Radeon 8500 works with it. Without any Full Screen Flipping again.

How about OpenGL?

Biased turkey · February 11th, 2003

First ATI for a marketing gimmick reason doesn't name FSAA FSAA. It is named Smoothvision or some bull**** like that in the control panel.
You have to FORCE the level of FSAA you want ( 2X, 4X etc... ) and not let the application decide.
Do the same with textures filtering ( I uses 8X )
GT2 on my Radeon 8500 LE FSAA 8x looks great ( but is very slow )
Enjoy

dogulation000 · February 12th, 2003

Quote:

Originally posted by Biased turkey
First ATI for a marketing gimmick reason doesn't name FSAA FSAA. It is named Smoothvision or some bull**** like that in the control panel.
You have to FORCE the level of FSAA you want ( 2X, 4X etc... ) and not let the application decide.
Do the same with textures filtering ( I uses 8X )
GT2 on my Radeon 8500 LE FSAA 8x looks great ( but is very slow )
Enjoy

I did enable it.

I just need to know how Pete's Plugins woudl use it or not.

February 14th, 2003

Quote:

Originally posted by dogulation000

How about OpenGL?

No my Radeon 8500 Does not run under OpenGL at all.

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February 11th, 2003	#2 (permalink)
Yeloazndevil :3 Join Date: Jul 2002 Posts: 10,147	umm just enable FSAA in your graphics card display setting

February 11th, 2003	#3 (permalink)
dogulation000 The Upcoming Rookie Join Date: Mar 2002 Posts: 614	I did. No noticable difference.

February 11th, 2003	#5 (permalink)
dogulation000 The Upcoming Rookie Join Date: Mar 2002 Posts: 614	An ATI Radeon 9500 Pro.

February 11th, 2003	#8 (permalink)
dogulation000 The Upcoming Rookie Join Date: Mar 2002 Posts: 614	I managed to get DX FSAA working. Never turning on Faster Palettized Textures Windows in Petes Plugins when you have an ATI card. That's all I have to say. However, OpenGL plugin still doesn't work with FSAA. :/

February 11th, 2003	#9 (permalink)
dogulation000 The Upcoming Rookie Join Date: Mar 2002 Posts: 614	I don't notice that much difference when I enable FSAA in the DX plugins.... no speed loss, no image quality gain. :/

February 11th, 2003	#10 (permalink)
ChrisRay Guest Posts: n/a	Full screen Flipping is the only way I know to get FSAA to work on my Geforce card. Try using the DX 6.0 renderer. My Radeon 8500 works with it. Without any Full Screen Flipping again.

February 11th, 2003	#12 (permalink)
Biased turkey Registered User Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Montreal,Canada Posts: 75	First ATI for a marketing gimmick reason doesn't name FSAA FSAA. It is named Smoothvision or some bull**** like that in the control panel. You have to FORCE the level of FSAA you want ( 2X, 4X etc... ) and not let the application decide. Do the same with textures filtering ( I uses 8X ) GT2 on my Radeon 8500 LE FSAA 8x looks great ( but is very slow ) Enjoy