January 12, 20179 yr Installed the latest Flightgear: http://wiki.flightgear.org/Scripted_Compilation_on_Linux_Debian/Ubuntu and launched with ./fgfs --launcher is pretty cool. Rembrandt with antialiasing seems not to work? Is this restriction to go away with newer glsl?
January 12, 20179 yr I am not a Rembrandt user so I don't know about the anti-aliasing, but did you give ALS a chance? I find it vastly superior visually speaking and much less of a CPU hog.
January 13, 20179 yr Author With my new GTX1070 8GB I have all settings maxed and it never falls below 60FPS. Als looks good also Rembrandt, the pity comes with AA. I'll try to figure how to enable all on Ubuntu: http://wiki.flightgear.org/Anti-aliasing#Rembrandt After that I only would need photoscenery and some tessellation to be sold.
January 14, 20179 yr Hi Mika, It's great that Rembrandt is working for you then. As for the anti-aliasing, I found this on the wiki: "Anti-aliasing does not work with Rembrandt enabled due to GLSL limitations, but some graphics cards have hardware anti-aliasing which may work." I also noticed that the textures in a lot of (and perhaps all) Rembrandt screenshots show inferior textures to the ALS regional textures, aren't they available on Rembrandt? For instance, the first two screenshots below are from Barcelona and Rio de Janeiro and show local textures; the third show some industry textures on the main European scenery (Germany for instance), do you see these on Rembrandt?
January 15, 20179 yr Author ALS has better textures and antialiasing. But I love the shadows and ambient occlusion. Both together would be awesome and I can't believe that should be a glsl restriction.
February 6, 20179 yr Author On Windows I can get Rembrandt and FXAA which looks awesome. Anyone managed that on Linux? I've tried application profile in nvidia-settings but no luck so far. Thanks
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