Thread: Why does 1.0 models look better than 2.0+ models?

We need a viable anti aliasing before improved textures.

Originally Posted by LordMaitreya

We need a viable anti aliasing before improved textures.

Yes please.
We need actual anti alising, not this nonsense fxaa. Sometimes the shimmering is horrible.

Originally Posted by Assirra

Yes please.
We need actual anti alising, not this nonsense fxaa. Sometimes the shimmering is horrible.

You know, what's silly is that FXAA is done rather well in other games. In WoW on FXAA high, i barely notice the jagged edges, but here they're extremely obvious. Especially at distance when looking at trees. I use a reshader the blur the edges of distant object where the FXAA does not, but it barely makes a dent.

We need to be able to adjust the level of intensity of our AA as well if any settings we get are to be worthwhile. So far, the only real AA option is getting a 2k/4k monitor and rendering the game at such.

Originally Posted by Averax

You know, what's silly is that FXAA is done rather well in other games. In WoW on FXAA high, i barely notice the jagged edges, but here they're extremely obvious. Especially at distance when looking at trees. I use a reshader the blur the edges of distant object where the FXAA does not, but it barely makes a dent.

We need to be able to adjust the level of intensity of our AA as well if any settings we get are to be worthwhile. So far, the only real AA option is getting a 2k/4k monitor and rendering the game at such.

Even in other games like WoW it still adds a blur which is why i rather play with jaggies myself.
Sadly with HW DX11 they removed the ability to use anti alising through other means.