#4256505 - 05/05/16 02:41 PM
Re: Adding a workshop function to disable in game AA
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OldHat, you could always and still can let your graphic card handle the graphic optimisation. Just set the WOFF AA to 8x, and everything else you like high end. Then go to your NVidia Inspector, or ATI Catalyst Control Center, and set up Anisotropic filtering and everything else you want to see high end - and it will be.
At least on my ATI card, it always did.
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#4256531 - 05/05/16 03:39 PM
Re: Adding a workshop function to disable in game AA
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Unfortunately, if you don't disable WOFF AA then you will be using both AMD and WOFF setting which can cause extra pressure on your GPU and possibly CPU. In the standard Nvidia Control Panel I just select the CFS3 game and check Override Game AA settings and then select the ones I want used. Works great. Not sure if AMD has that option or not.
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#4256533 - 05/05/16 03:44 PM
Re: Adding a workshop function to disable in game AA
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Unfortunately, if you don't disable WOFF AA then you will be using both AMD and WOFF setting which can cause extra pressure on your GPU and possibly CPU. In the standard Nvidia Control Panel I just select the CFS3 game and check Override Game AA settings and then select the ones I want used. Works great. Not sure if AMD has that option or not. Amd does that aswell pal..i think what OLDHAT is saying (and correct me if im wrong) is that in WOFF workshop settings it,s still set at a minimum X2,so its running at say X8 in your override and X2 in Workshop,you cannot turn it off completely in Workshop and so its pulling at 2 separate AA settings,i hope thats right guys ?
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#4257776 - 05/08/16 10:14 AM
Re: Adding a workshop function to disable in game AA
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Unfortunately, if you don't disable WOFF AA then you will be using both AMD and WOFF setting which can cause extra pressure on your GPU and possibly CPU. In the standard Nvidia Control Panel I just select the CFS3 game and check Override Game AA settings and then select the ones I want used. Works great. Not sure if AMD has that option or not. Amd does that aswell pal..i think what OLDHAT is saying (and correct me if im wrong) is that in WOFF workshop settings it,s still set at a minimum X2,so its running at say X8 in your override and X2 in Workshop,you cannot turn it off completely in Workshop and so its pulling at 2 separate AA settings,i hope thats right guys ? Yes, that's what I believe is happening. Either the Nomultisampling or override settings may or may not completely work as intended, but who knows. So, the best solution is to have the devs offer an option to disable it inside workshop.
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#4257781 - 05/08/16 10:49 AM
Re: Adding a workshop function to disable in game AA
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Guys, I'm running an ATI RADEON HD 7870 (2 GB mem), and I have set the WOFF Workshop AA to 2x, and in a second test to 8x, and in both cases my ATI Control Center to "Override Application Setting". I didn't see any performance difference.
I'm not an expert, but I'd guess that Anti-Aliasing is done by the GPU, and therefor can only be done once - either the WOFF selection, or the overriding setting, when you selected that. So there shouldn't be any "double-performance".
If any experts here have better knowledge on this, please correct me, if I'm wrong?
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#4257798 - 05/08/16 11:38 AM
Re: Adding a workshop function to disable in game AA
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OldHat, not sure how much you know about Anti-Aliasing? If Anti-Aliasing is getting produced by the grahic card, then that would mean, that the WOFF setting for AA does not matter at all, when the GPU is set to "Override Application Setting".
Or do you know more/better about it - then pls tell. I'm not an expert.
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CD WOFF
by Britisheh. 03/28/24 08:05 PM
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