You may be familiar with aliasing, the jagged lines that appear on edges of things in games. Well, my game is absolutely one big jagged mess. I was just wondering if anyone knew a way to reduce my aliasing. If you look at some of the screenshots on my files... you'll know what I'm talking about. It makes my game look really bad. It may be because of my huge TV screen that I'm using (31.5") If anyone has any tips that'd be awesome. Thanks

there should be a setting under your graphics to switch it on or off not the game but your computer graphic settings

there should be a setting under your graphics to switch it on or off not the game but your computer graphic settings.

Thanks, but I have already tried that and no luck.

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Run game at 1600x1200, or higher, that will help alot.  Lower res, like 1080, just don't do it for me at all.

 

DrDetroit

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Thanks for that! It sure helped quite a bit. I still have some aliasing, but not nearly as much as I did. Thank you.

Run game at 1600x1200, or higher, that will help alot.  Lower res, like 1080, just don't do it for me at all.

 

DrDetroit

That helped as well but it decreased my frame rate quite a bit.

That helped as well but it decreased my frame rate quite a bit.

 

 

Yup, that resolution will require more horse power for sure.  Try turning down textures to med or low and shadows to off and water quality to low.  Also. decrease vehicle density to under 20 and draw distance and detail under 20-25.  

 

That should help, especially turning off shadows and water quality. 

 

DrDetroit

Edited June 12, 201312 yr by drdetroit