Is Anti Aliasing supposed to work after the new patch?

[Lurker_71]

What the title says. It is not mentioned in the patch release notes, and it certainly doesn't work on my setup, but I've noticed reports in the forum that it does actually work

Also, I remember reading somewhere that we'd have AA with the new graphic engine.

If it does actually work, can someone please describe how they got it to work?

I've tried both in-game settings (1x, 2x, 4x, 8x, none of them works), and nvidia driver settings.

I'm using the FXAA injector (or whatever it's called) to get post AA effect. With it turned off, I have zero AA, regardless of in-game / driver configuration.

Any ideas?

My box: win 7 64, 8 GB ram, i7 870, GTX 460 1 GB

[Melbourne, FL]

AA is pretty similar to the state of the sim before the patch. It has an effect but just on a few things while others (like wires) are not affected. I assume that is why there are so many different opinions on the topic out there. From my standpoint it is clearly broken since a lot of things are not affected by AA which really hinders image quality a lot.

Alexander

[Lurker_71]

Hmmm. It doesn't work for cockpit objects, and it doesn't work for external view objekts (aircrafts and antennas). I guess the new engine will not have AA either. Good to know.

[pupo162]

if i set 2xAA i get smoth cockpits. it doesnt do much for extenral views or the envyronment , but cockpits dotn have aliasing at all.

[Melbourne, FL]

Originally Posted by pupo162

if i set 2xAA i get smoth cockpits. it doesnt do much for extenral views or the envyronment , but cockpits dotn have aliasing at all.

That is not really true. AA does smooth some edges in the cockpit but not all by far.

Alexander

[ChocsAway]

I really hope proper implementation of AA and AF is a priority, especially for ATI users that have no real alternative except the FXAA injection. Better than nothing yes, but until the dreadful jaggies and hideous shimmering are addressed the sim will always be an ugly duckling IMO.

[pupo162]

Originally Posted by Melbourne, FL

That is not really true. AA does smooth some edges in the cockpit but not all by far.

Alexander

comapring pre patch - after patch it does. also im running 1440x900. so less AA is needed to achieve a soft effect.

As far as im concerned, im satisfied with the current AA inside te pit. but waht suits me, may not suit other people at all.

[Lurker_71]

Originally Posted by Melbourne, FL

That is not really true. AA does smooth some edges in the cockpit but not all by far.

Alexander

Jaggies are present at cockpit frame and around the targeting sight glass, although FXAA removes them mostly. Even if there is an AA effect, it is unnoticeable, except turning on AA in game does cause an FPS hit.

The question remains tho: how come we still do not have proper AA now that we have a new graphic engine?

[PotNoodles]

Very uncomfortable having a Lurker around.

[ATAG_MajorBorris]

Originally Posted by Lurker_71

What the title says. It is not mentioned in the patch release notes, and it certainly doesn't work on my setup, but I've noticed reports in the forum that it does actually work

Also, I remember reading somewhere that we'd have AA with the new graphic engine.

If it does actually work, can someone please describe how they got it to work?

I've tried both in-game settings (1x, 2x, 4x, 8x, none of them works), and nvidia driver settings.

I'm using the FXAA injector (or whatever it's called) to get post AA effect. With it turned off, I have zero AA, regardless of in-game / driver configuration.

Any ideas?

My box: win 7 64, 8 GB ram, i7 870, GTX 460 1 GB

The NVIDIA beta drivers that just came out have FXAA and after I installed them the FXAA smoothed the jaggies for me at a little fps hit.

Others have reported the same sucess.

For me I only use FXAA, the AA option is application controlled in the nvidia panel and off in game.

There is a profile called WRC 2010 in the programs list of the nvidia panel, use that one.

Good luck!