For the most part it's self explanatory. What do you need help with?Sorry if already answered but is there a good guide on how to use nv inspector?
For the most part it's self explanatory. What do you need help with?
Well, I'm a bit confused as to how to force AA on a title like say Wolfenstein, where you have to change the flags.
What are the exact steps to follow because I still see jaggies. I think I'm not doing something right.
Usually you place the flag under anti-aliasing compatibility -- but also look for Behavior flags and make sure it states none.
Set transparency to x4 supersampling as well. I also advise you to try ambient occlusion in Wolfenstein, it looks great imo but you have to set it to high quality - it shimmers with anything lower. The msaa flag is heavy itself but 570 should handle x2msaa + x2trssaa + high quality AO.
Anyway Wolfenstein even with just msaa is
Agreed but AFAIK there is no MSAA for Wolf and the only flag that works is the SSAA that is used for STALKER.
You can force msaa and trssaa with that flag as well, to both Stalker and Wolfenstein.
As I said, I don't believe it's MSAA that's being forced but SSAA.
I may be wrong.
Curious why do you think so, if you judge by the hit then note how heavy msaa is for deffered rendering based games.
I could have sworn I read it somewhere that it was SSAA but since I can't find it I concede the point.
Old news even if so though, there is a whole set of options to choose now.
But only one that works on Wolf.
Ahh, ok, I thought that you deducted it somehow from the soc forced AA history, reading comprehension fail here. Anyway, enjoy msaa in Wolfenstein
No, you read it right but I had hoped that another flag existed that would allow me to enable 4x AA and keep a good fps.