ISI Anti-Aliasing Levels and How They Relate to Video Card Driver AA Levels

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Wow, what a great technical support on this thread..

 

Any chance you can stop spamming that in every post? I've issues a spamming warning on your account here, so please stop it.

 

yes, and i can tell you if you send a pm warning me about this, i can call your message unecessary as a spam too and of topic. Instead of it you of ISI could answer the OP.

 

Please, grow up.

Back on topic. I just got a N560GTX-Ti and put everything at max. I still see some jaggies here and there in 1440x900. I would like to know what every AA setting means. I think it should be no problem adding something like in the dropbox instead numbers only.

0 - No AA
1- 2AA MS
...

BTW, Spa is gorgeus and the difference with my older HD4850 is abysmal. If ISI can manage to do a good optimization to the final version and this kind of graphics can be seen in less powerful cards, most whinners about poor graphics and DX11 thing will stop complaining.

 

See you in a week.

 

Thanks.

 

Not true for me. I have 6 values in nVidia control panel and 8 values in ISI drop down menu.

 

I'm not going to defend him, but he has a point. We have 0 support on some sub-forums, like the "Car modding" one. I wonder why does ISI want a public beta stage if there isn't proper help in such things as car modelling/physics... there is plenty of help and info on the tracks section, but nothing there.

 

Maybe they are busy with developing the game?
They may read it and work on the problems; if they have to answer al the questions here on the forum, they have more than a full day job!
Mind you; a beta is for feedback on the game so they can fix bugs for instance......it is not for solving all individual problems people might have with a game that is not officially released.
What do you want; a game that's better and all bugs fixed, or just your one or two problems solved and let the game be crap for others?

 

And what feedback do you want if there are so many black areas? Like in the tire physics for example.

 

Supposably, ISI wants all the feedback they can get. Maybe they can't attend them all, but not telling them is not knowing......

 

I agree completely. It would be nice to know what the "levels" equate to in terms of graphics settings. On my nVidia GTX-260 control panel with the 285.79 driver, there are quite a few more than 6 or 8 "settings". My personal manual settings for rF2 are shown in the attached image of the nVidia Inspector page for rF2 - these give me a much better image, with no flickering and no jaggies, than any of the "levels" and still with a very good frame rate, even at Monaco in front of the pits.

There are at least 13 individual values selectable just for "anti-aliasing setting" alone, and many, many combinations with other AA and AF settings.

At the same time, many or most rF2 buyers won't care what the card parameter values are as long as a higher "level" gives them a better image albeit with a lower frame rate so they can pick the best looking level with acceptable frame rate. Optimization ahead? Maybe ...

 

Ok. I see that I have six and only six AA setting selections in my nVidia control panel, and of course some AF settings can be done there as well.

It now looks like downloading and installing nVidia Inspector is very much worthwhile.

Where is there a setting in rF2 for AF? (I have not found it)

 

Duh ....

Thanks. My old-timer's syndrome is acting up again.

 

that made my day...

 

really? what a sad day...