Bjorn,

Be sure to type in MS at the top to find the FSX profile.

Here's my setup.

Be sure to "Apply Changes" tab at the top right..

A quick way to see if it works is when you load FSX and the guide wires of the powered glider are smooth and straight plus the image will have a somewhat softer and smoother quality to it.

Let us know if works for you!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Also in the FSX settings:

Antialiasing is checked and Anisotropic filtering is selected.

One last thing and the most important!

In your FSX CFG:

D3D10=0

 

If it is set to =1 you will not be able to get AA to work. This is repeatable on my system.

Well, =1 means you have DX10 Preview enabled and I like DX10 Preview.  I have perfect AA with DX10 Preview EXCEPT as I mentioned above for external spot views of aircraft.  When you turn on DX10 Preview, you need to shut down FSX and restart it for the AA/AF to work.

 

Best regards,

Jim

Jim, it's been my experience that when going back to DX9 from DX10- FSX will not automatically change the value back to 0.

Just changing the value to 1 in the cfg does not automatically enable DX10.

My Inspector settings are of course geared for DX9. They will not enable quality AA in DX10 on my system.

In fact I could never get AA to work properly in DX10 even with Steve's DX10 tweaks which is fine with me. Other than water effects I could tell little if any difference in visual quality or performance between the two.