Any idea on how to turn on Anti Aliasing in ysflight?

Doggeh1 · Post by **Doggeh1** » Wed Jul 22, 2015 1:12 pm

I installed YS on another PC a few weeks ago, and anti aliasing is already on it. It was smooth and it actually looked fairly realistic.

I have tried looking for things in the Nvidia settings, in the YS graphics options, and nothing comes up. How would I turn on AA on my PC?

NightRaven · Post by **NightRaven** » Wed Jul 22, 2015 1:16 pm

I believe you've seen this?
viewtopic.php?f=137&t=5245

Barr · Post by **Barr** » Wed Jul 22, 2015 1:17 pm

It's somewhere in the options/config menus. IIRC it's a tick box and next to the *direct3d sprites" option.

NeurAxaL · Post by **NeurAxaL** » Wed Jul 22, 2015 3:42 pm

be prepared for a framerate drop, depnding on your PC config quite small or large (for some reason my quad core with GTX 650 Ti had a bigger drop than my dual core with HD7770).

Doggeh1 · Post by **Doggeh1** » Wed Jul 22, 2015 4:30 pm

NeurAxaL wrote:be prepared for a framerate drop, depnding on your PC config quite small or large (for some reason my quad core with GTX 650 Ti had a bigger drop than my dual core with HD7770).

GTX 970 i5 4590, don't seem to be many.

NeurAxaL · Post by **NeurAxaL** » Wed Jul 22, 2015 5:13 pm

Doggeh1 wrote:
NeurAxaL wrote:be prepared for a framerate drop, depnding on your PC config quite small or large (for some reason my quad core with GTX 650 Ti had a bigger drop than my dual core with HD7770).
GTX 970 i5 4590, don't seem to be many.

whaddya mean? i was saying sometimes better hardware CAN have a negative effect with AA

Doggeh1 · Post by **Doggeh1** » Wed Jul 22, 2015 5:23 pm

NeurAxaL wrote:
Doggeh1 wrote:
NeurAxaL wrote:be prepared for a framerate drop, depnding on your PC config quite small or large (for some reason my quad core with GTX 650 Ti had a bigger drop than my dual core with HD7770).
GTX 970 i5 4590, don't seem to be many.
whaddya mean? i was saying sometimes better hardware CAN have a negative effect with AA

Oh sorry. I was just saying that there shouldn't be too many. I am surprised you had some with a 650 ti though.

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