Anti aliazing

(Juan518) #1

Where can i find the AA setting?

(Matuno) #2

Not here, try tech support.

(darlingClaymore) #3

You go to settings then video, it should be there.

(Juan518) #4

isn’t, meaybe geometry detail.

(N8o) #5

You can set AA through NVIDIA Control Panel
Will edit my post when I figure it out through game.

(Twoiko) #6

[left]Like N8o said, the easiest way is to force it through your video driver options. I do this with MSAA for my AMD GPU and then I also have FXAA turned on in the game options. If you have a GeForce card, you’ll want to have FXAA on in your drivers instead.

UE3 comes with 4 different AA options: FXAA, MSAA, MLAA and TAA. MSAA is the default but FXAA is the easiest option to switch to and it’s not as resource heavy as the others, probably not the best looking option, but for this game you won’t really notice.

If you want more information and/or my autoexec file, checkout my Reddit post here.

First of all, you need to have Post-Processing turned on in-game for any of these to work.

MSAA
MSAA x2 is the default, turn it on in your ShooterEngine.ini under [SystemSettings] like so:

bAllowD3D9MSAA=True

You can turn it up from x2 to x16 by setting this between 1-4:

MaxMultiSamples=1

FXAA
For FXAA you will need to turn it on through the console every time you load the game (or automatically with an autoexec file) this will turn off MSAA, change the setting from x2-x8 by using 1-3, eg. this is FXAA x2:

PostProcessAAType 1

All these settings were found here, from the UE3 EpicGames website.