Graphics DLL set from today, 02/08/08

[=PF=Coastie]

Schuetz,

Those are some VERY different settings than any I have ever seen. Maybe you have found something for the newer gen ATI cards.

I would like to point out something regarding your Aniso settings though. If you are running your IL2 setup Mipmap filter on Anisotropic (which you are), you should switch Aniso to Application Preference in the CCC. When you have Aniso in the game settings on, it will use the max game aniso which is equivalent to about 16x through the CCC. I believe your current CCC settings will over ride the games aniso.

So, either use Trillinear Mipmap filter and force Aniso in the CCC.

OR,

Use Aniso Mipmap filter and turn Aniso to App pref in the CCC.

Good Luck!

[dup]

Same problem here as LeLv8_Otto !

Intel Core 2 Duo E6600
8800 GTS

Same conf.ini except forest=3.

Thanks for your work !

[Schuetz]

Originally Posted by =PF=Coastie

Schuetz,

Those are some VERY different settings than any I have ever seen. Maybe you have found something for the newer gen ATI cards.

I would like to point out something regarding your Aniso settings though. If you are running your IL2 setup Mipmap filter on Anisotropic (which you are), you should switch Aniso to Application Preference in the CCC. When you have Aniso in the game settings on, it will use the max game aniso which is equivalent to about 16x through the CCC. I believe your current CCC settings will over ride the games aniso.

So, either use Trillinear Mipmap filter and force Aniso in the CCC.

OR,

Use Aniso Mipmap filter and turn Aniso to App pref in the CCC.

Good Luck!

Thank you for your answer.

In which way are the settings of my conf.ini very different as you normally have seen?

You are right, my current CCC Settings with 4xAA over ride the gamesettings for Ansotrophic Filtring. I see your logical argument and use now Aniso Mipmap filter and turn Ansotrophic Filtring in the CCC on App pref.

See you

[Urufu_Shinjiro]

He's probably referring to:

TexFlags.TexEnvCombine4NV=0
TexFlags.TexEnvCombineDot3=0
TexFlags.DepthClampNV=0
TexFlags.SeparateSpecular=0
TexFlags.TextureShaderNV=0

I've never tried it with all =0 before, I'll have to see what it does for me. Did you set this on purpose or it just is like that? If not on purpose try setting the ones without NV to =1 and see what it does.