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Anti-Aliasing?

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Python14

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I just opened up ATiTool so I could change something and when it opened, it gave me a prompt saying Temporal Anti-Aliasing was set instead of normal Anti-Aliasing. Where/How do I change that? Thanks.
 
I think you must have installed the Omega's correct? I got that same message. I remember reading somewhere that its just a default message Omega gives and it's ok to disregard it, not sure really. I ran benchmarks and my system is performing well in reference to others with similar specs so I didnt look into it too much. 3dmark03-12,649
3dmark05-5789.
 
Python14 said:
I just opened up ATiTool so I could change something and when it opened, it gave me a prompt saying Temporal Anti-Aliasing was set instead of normal Anti-Aliasing. Where/How do I change that? Thanks.
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Temporal AA is basically an algorithm to increase the FSAA quality above the set level without actually going to the next higher level. The only noticeable downside is slight shimmering in certain far away textures when moving slowly.

It is enabled / disabled by the ATi properties tab for 3D Open GL and Direct3D sections in the normal ATi Control Panel. I think there is also a place for it in the ATi Control Center under 3D.
 
yes on the omegas.....but I got it fixed now. I was just worried this was gonna cause me problems in Unreal or something.
 
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