This morning I installed a bunch of outstanding windows updates including the most recent Nvidia driver 310.33. After a restart I went into FSX and saw that the anti-aliasing settings from Nvidia Inspector weren't registering and everything was jagged. I went into inspector worried that somehow everything got reset, but my inspector settings are still there including my AA settings (8xS) which I have set to override.

 

I tried rolling back the driver and even installing the 301.42 driver released in the spring, but I'm still only getting jaggy lines. I always left the AA setting in FSX unchecked, checking it gives me application AA but its not the greatest, and I've always had it set up through inspector. I'm not sure what happened or how to correct it.

 

Advice? Thanks.

 

EDIT: Sorry, the driver I installed was not 310.33, it was 306.97.

You should always engage AA/AF in FSX settings no matter what your NI settings. I did the same thing only FSX somehow disabled by AA and lowered by AF settings. Don't know how it did that!

 

Best regards,

Jim

This morning I installed a bunch of outstanding windows updates including the most recent Nvidia driver 310.33. After a restart I went into FSX and saw that the anti-aliasing settings from Nvidia Inspector weren't registering and everything was jagged. I went into inspector worried that somehow everything got reset, but my inspector settings are still there including my AA settings (8xS) which I have set to override.

 

I tried rolling back the driver and even installing the 301.42 driver released in the spring, but I'm still only getting jaggy lines. I always left the AA setting in FSX unchecked, checking it gives me application AA but its not the greatest, and I've always had it set up through inspector. I'm not sure what happened or how to correct it.

 

Advice? Thanks.

 

EDIT: Sorry, the driver I installed was not 310.33, it was 306.97.

 

IIRC After installing a new Nvidia video driver one should always start Inspector and re-apply one's settings by just choosing "apply" once again.

A new version of the NI was just released.

 

Best regards,

 

Jim

IIRC After installing a new Nvidia video driver one should always start Inspector and re-apply one's settings by just choosing "apply" once again.

 

To add. On occasion, the override settings will go to default in NI when installing new drivers. Best to check them all.

Thanks everyone. After closely looking over my inspector settings a few times I discovered somehow the behavior flags was set to something other than off. Setting it back to off restored my AA settings.

 

Fixed.