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Originally Posted by Ataros
I think you have aniso-filtering or mip-map level changed in driver settings. Set aniso- to application-controlled. Try playing with other driver settings too or set everything to default.
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To follow up on this: I checked my driver settings as suggested. Everything is either set to application controlled or to default setting if the application controled option isn't available for that function.
Still getting what appear to be tile borderlines on the ground or water (see screenshots below).
I've tried all performance settings (High quality down to high performance) and the lines remain no matter what. Anyone got any ideas about what may be causing them and (if possible) how to get rid of them?
