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Given the constraints imposed by computer resource limitations I don't think the landscape is too bad. Field textures and colour are not that far out apart from modern crop spraying tracks in some of the fields which, given the amount of work needed to remove, are no doubt there to stay. English hedges, or at least the impression of them, could do with improvement. Again trees are always going to be limited by computer resources and as they stand they lack much variation. Back in the 40s the predominant tree was the English Elm, very dark and imposing, which made the landscape look like a typical Constable painting.They were pretty well wiped out in the 70s by Dutch Elm Beetle. I think the biggest improvement that can and probably will be made is the water and particularly the shore line. The mud flats of the Thames Estuary and The Wash are almost as iconic as the White Cliffs. I think it was said in a post by Luthier that water will be transparent so maybe they will come to life a bit. Have a look at Google Maps and Google Earth to get an idea of how they should look. So all in all I am one of the majority and checked button 2.
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Okey dokey. :) |
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NP, i thought as much and for everyone's sake lets get back on topic. |
I chose very unhappy cause whenever i come close to a larger area of terrain the game will crash always
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would you all vote in my texture sizes poll please. http://forum.1cpublishing.eu/showthread.php?t=24486
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Said, based on a misunderstanding. ;) |
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The other thing may be if you are running winXP, CoD and Win XP are not on friendly terms. |
IMHO terrain texture resolutions are way too low, it looks like a smudgy mess. Colors as other have pointed out are to some degree off, but I can live with that.
Worst thing so far is the building popup/grey texture at a distance. Its embarrasingly ugly. |
Im trying to spread the word that the best trade off I have found is turning landscape to medium as it appears to reduce draw distance by maybe 20-30% for some land based objects. This smooths out all texture hiccups even when running everything else maxed on my system.
I would rather have a little less draw distance for land objects and higher quality textures than the insane draw distance you get with Landscape on High. Can other people try Landscape on Medium and report their findings, both visual and performance wise? |
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