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Anti Aliasing - Constant Shimmering

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Hey Guys,

I read through pretty much every AA Thread, but I couldn't find a solution for my Problem. I'm running P3D 4.2 on a 24" (60 Hertz) Monitor with a 1920x1200 Resolution. No matter which AA Settings I choose, I can't get rid of the Shimmering in the Sim. I'm using a 1080 TI, so I could turn AA up to 8xSSAA which however affects Performance even on this Card.

Those are the current Settings, that I use in P3D and Nvidia Inspector:

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I appreciate any help.

Thanks!

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SGSS from Transparency Supersampling is well known to reduce shimmering but at a performance cost.


i7-13700KF, 32gb DDR4 3200,  RTX 4080, Win 11, MSFS

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2 hours ago, n99wb said:

For me 2X SSAA reduces shimmering more than 8X MSAA

+1.

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You have antialiasing mode set to "Enhance the application setting" but you haven't set how to enhance it. You have that set to "Application-controlled / Off".

Set both to "Application controlled" so P3D controls all the AA. Then try a lower SSAA setting in P3D as suggested above.

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Turn MFAA off, this can cause flickering and degrade the image.

bob

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One thing I have found is ticking every “Recieve” option under Shadows / Casting and Recieving drastically reduces shimmering (on my PC).

Go figure...

Mark

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I don't think there is a fix for shimmering in P3D which is much worse than it was in FSX - it was the first thing I noticed when I booted up P3D4 for the first time last June..  I have settled on 2XSSAA which is just acceptable during the day but still leaves a lot of shimmering lights at night with a marked fps hit when dynamic lights are enabled.

bruceb


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Welcome to Prepar3d V4, where anti-aliasing took a huge step backwards. Turning off HDR helps a bit.

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In addition to my last, I also use Envdir/Evntex/Evnshade and with FXAA on in Nvidia settings (not P3D), and those 3 elements (cast/receive, Env products and FXAA on in Nvidia) have virtually eliminated night time shimmering of lights using Orbx FTX Global/Vector.

It is still occasionally shimmery (is that even a word?) at certain angles, but largely it is gone.

I use 8MSAA in Sim with 16x. And lights very small in the Orbx lights configurator.

Finding that combination was months of faffing about.

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13 hours ago, mwa05 said:

One thing I have found is ticking every “Recieve” option under Shadows / Casting and Recieving drastically reduces shimmering (on my PC).

Go figure...

Mark

Hmm interesting...


Thomas Derbyshire

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Try using DSR X2 (which will replicate a 4K resolution) + MFAA in NVCP, and 4X or 8X MSAA in-sim - almost completely got rid of shimmers for me on my previous monitor.

I now run a 43" 4K panel with just MFAA + 8X MSAA - this performs with the quality of 8X with the performance of 4X. 

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