fsx-se Blurry ground textures problem

[ashfordphilip 0]

 

You can also try to max out your terrain mesh settings, like this:

 

[TERRAIN]

MESH_COMPLEXITY=100

MESH_RESOLUTION=22

 

Not sure, but it might help.

 

It didnt helped but thanks you anyway

[neumanix 113]

Try unlimited frame rate "UPPER_FRAMERATE_LIMIT=0" and add "DisablePreload=1" to the [Main] section to enable vsync in fullscreen mode if you force vsync on

in nvidia control panel or Inspector.

 

This will allow fastest possible rendering.

[ashfordphilip 0]

Try unlimited frame rate "UPPER_FRAMERATE_LIMIT=0" and add "DisablePreload=1" to the [Main] section to enable vsync in fullscreen mode if you force vsync on

in nvidia control panel or Inspector.

 

This will allow fastest possible rendering.

No improvements :/

[neumanix 113]

OK, now I see what the problem is. You haven't set your Anisotropic filtering.

Simply choose "Anisotropic" as filtering mode. It's in your display settings in FSX.

 

Also, use nvidia Inspector and goto the FSX profile, set "Anisotropic filtering mode" to "Application controlled"

And set "Anisotropic filtering setting" to "16x"

 

Now it should look sweet

[ashfordphilip 0]

OK, now I see what the problem is. You haven't set your Anisotropic filtering.

Simply choose "Anisotropic" as filtering mode. It's in your display settings in FSX.

 

Also, use nvidia Inspector and goto the FSX profile, set "Anisotropic filtering mode" to "Application controlled"

And set "Anisotropic filtering setting" to "16x"

 

Now it should look sweet

Sorry to disappoint, the texture had some improvements but there is still something wrong :(

[neumanix 113]

Really?! I can't think of much else. Do you have many other programs running? antivirus active? Try turning off everything that you don't need while simming.

Try adding "Trilinear=0" to your display.device sections in fsx.cfg

Check at the same time that you see a line that says "Anisotropic=1". After that line you can add the "Trilinear=0".

[ashfordphilip 0]

Really?! I can't think of much else. Do you have many other programs running? antivirus active? Try turning off everything that you don't need while simming.

Try adding "Trilinear=0" to your display.device sections in fsx.cfg

Check at the same time that you see a line that says "Anisotropic=1". After that line you can add the "Trilinear=0".

 

I made this video , maybe you can understand better: 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1yqrv2L-0m4

Edited January 17, 2015 by ashfordphilip

[neumanix 113]

It says the video was removed.

[ashfordphilip 0]

Yeah sorry wrong link

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1yqrv2L-0m4

[neumanix 113]

Well that wasn't much better was it?! That video is private  :rolleyes:

[ashfordphilip 0]

Well that wasn't much better was it?! That video is private  :rolleyes:

oh ahahah sorry again, now it should be fine

[neumanix 113]

Ok the video works now, and it looks strange how that autogen disappears and the ground goes blurry.

It beats me, sorry...

[Bert Pieke 7,584]

If you change views, it may take time for textures to reload.. that is "normal"

[neumanix 113]

Could you post a new screenshot that shows the ground all the way to the horizon? Slew up a bit and take a picture from some altitude.

[ashfordphilip 0]

Could you post a new screenshot that shows the ground all the way to the horizon? Slew up a bit and take a picture from some altitude.

here you go http://i59.tinypic.com/2i6w49.png