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invictius
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My video card has this set to "application controlled" but jdoom doesn't specify the level of filtering. Is it working at all, or do I need to set the level in display properties?

03-14-06 12:24 #

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sirjuddington
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I don't think jdoom supports setting this from within the application, so you'll most likely have to force it in the display properties, yes.

03-14-06 12:32 #

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DaniJ
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When you start Doomsday with the -anifilter command-line option - it will ALWAYS use the highest level of anisotropic filtering your card supports.

Slayer is correct in that at present you cannot change the level of anisotropy in-game.

03-14-06 17:26 #

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invictius
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DaniJ said:
When you start Doomsday with the -anifilter command-line option - it will ALWAYS use the highest level of anisotropic filtering your card supports.

Slayer is correct in that at present you cannot change the level of anisotropy in-game.

Is the checkbox for filtering and the cmd line option the same thing? And if not, will the checkbox allow me to use the specified filtering level?

03-14-06 19:10 #

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