AA????

I read in the manual(and from wut i understand from reading the forums) that anti aliasing is from 0-6 however i only have the option to choose between 0 and 1, doesnt bother me much kuz the game still looks great but...WHY!?!

Radeon 9250 128mb

so why can i only choose between 0 and 1 AA, that card isnt that out of date is it lol?
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Reply #1 Top
Ah, also is there anything besides the vidcard that would effect that sort of thing?
Reply #2 Top
Probably. Debug.err? and most cards are (I think) 256, if that explains at all.
Reply #3 Top
GalCiv2 gives you as options whatever your videocard/driver reports that it supports. If it doesn't report to GC2 correctly, you may be able to force a higher setting in your windows display properties.
Reply #4 Top
Update your drivers. That's always fixed any video problems of that nature that I've ever had.
Reply #5 Top
a 9250 is a pretty feeble card, maybe GC2 realizes this and is keeping you from bogging your computer down
Reply #6 Top
Modern video cards using multi-sampling for their primary edge anti-aliasing functionality. The 9250, however, was not capable of that. It used super-sampling and I don't know if there is an API for that in DirectX (other than simulating it, of course).
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lol well shit, the wierd thing about the drivers is ive tried to update them but once i do the game doesnt work anymore, the menu(the red one where u click play or w/e) takes liek 5mins to load, it fades in reeallly slooww and i cant get past that point, it even takes a few mins for the buttons to highlight after leaving my cursor over them...i really want a new vid card >.< So yeah im stuck with drivers from 2004, luckily though even the betas have been stable as a rock for me...but yeah once i update my drivers the game doesnt work(the irony kills me) and i end up using system restore to get the game working agian :\