General Question Anti Aliasing & Anisotropic filtering

[klink]

Why the Game dont have Anti Aliasing & Anisotropic filtering?

 

[TSPenguin]

We like to call it a simulator and not a game. In fact, its name is "Orbiter Space Flight Simulator".

Secondly, you can enable both in your video card drivers.

 

[2552]

A simulator can be use to play games, so it can be both a sim and a game.

Also, the beta versions of Orbiter have an Anisotropic filtering option, but not Anti-aliasing. What kind of video card do you have? You should be able to find how to enable anti aliasing by googling the name of the video card + enable anti aliasing.

 

[klink]

i know how to activat AA on Orbit, but every time i start orbit, i must change the settings of my video card control center.

 

[Lucy]

Usually those control centers have "per-application" settings, allowing you to create profiles for each game which can be automatically detected on launch, removing the need to reconfigure each time.

 

[klink]

ATI driver doesnt have this function.

 

[garyw]

Contact ATI and ask them to add that functionality. NVIDIA have had for as long as can remember.

 

[TSPenguin]

ATI driver has the function to start a program upon selecting a profile. You can use that.

 

[Turbinator]

Wow, it never occurred to me that I could do that. I'll be cranking everything up to max on my Nvidia 9800 GTX. :thumbup: