I've tried searching up the internet just to get this fixed. Or maybe, just make it a bit better. Jagged lines & textures are inevitable in 1080p monitors like mine, but, I believe there's a way to make it look a bit better. The ground textures, taxiway linings, edges of buildings, static objects, aircrafts, everything looks jaggy but the one that really gets me is the jagged linings on aircraft wings & fuselage. Especially the FSLabs Airbus, Aerosoft A330, PMDG 777, 747, I've tried a few MSAA & AA combinations but they don't seem to help ;( I also did play around with Nvidia application settings, but no help. 

Around the leading edge:-

linings in the fuselage:-

The entire aircraft itself lol:-

& also sometimes in the cockpit gauges that makes it difficult to read:-

There is an AA problem with Nvidia drivers. You can try the newest one -- 471.11, some have found this to help the AA situation.

5 minutes ago, pgde said:

There is an AA problem with Nvidia drivers. You can try the newest one -- 471.11, some have found this to help the AA situation.

I would be great if you'd provide some more info on that. & also if you can help me with the settings. 

I believe these specific aliasing artifacts are expected from any rendering engine (these are specific to displaying sub pixel size triangles here or displaying more than 2 materials over a single pixel).

I also believe there is no other AA solution to solving these than TAA or Super Sampling.

Edited June 24, 20214 yr by RXP

What are your current AA and Anio settings as it is? The image showing from the threshold towards the terminal looks like it's all set to very low quality.

I've further tested this a little bit, and you need to use at least 8x MSAA or 8x SSAA

However if you do, don't use FXAA otherwise it creates these types of jaggies at the typical locations you've spotted.

Otherwise on a 4K monitor I find FXAA ON + 4x SSAA is giving a good perf/visual balance, FXAA OFF + 8x SSAA is the best for eliminating the jaggies/shimmering on EFIS screens when moving the head.

Edited June 24, 20214 yr by RXP

10 hours ago, Dave_YVR said:

What are your current AA and Anio settings as it is? The image showing from the threshold towards the terminal looks like it's all set to very low quality.

This is the best I've got :(

11 hours ago, RXP said:

I've further tested this a little bit, and you need to use at least 8x MSAA or 8x SSAA

However if you do, don't use FXAA otherwise it creates these types of jaggies at the typical locations you've spotted.

Otherwise on a 4K monitor I find FXAA ON + 4x SSAA is giving a good perf/visual balance, FXAA OFF + 8x SSAA is the best for eliminating the jaggies/shimmering on EFIS screens when moving the head.

I don't use FXAA because it doesn't help with the jaggies but instead makes the textures blurry ;( & I usually set AA to 4xSSAA.

 

This is why in 4K it`s less of a problem don

7 hours ago, SamratKathayat said:

I don't use FXAA because it doesn't help with the jaggies but instead makes the textures blurry

This is peculiar because FXAA is designed to add antialiasing to edges only and should have minimum to no side effect on the inner parts of polygons (where the textures are rendering). 

4 hours ago, G-RFRY said:

This is why in 4K it`s less of a problem don

Being a student I have to travel frequently. I'm also a hardcore flight simulation fan. So, yes I use a laptop. 

 

10 hours ago, SamratKathayat said:

I don't use FXAA because it doesn't help with the jaggies but instead makes the textures blurry ;( & I usually set AA to 4xSSAA.

 

With my 4K 43” displays as one wide front view I do use FXAA as it eliminates jaggies on airport buildings in the distance .

I use it icw 2x SSAA.

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23 hours ago, SamratKathayat said:

& also sometimes in the cockpit gauges that makes it difficult to read:-

At some point no amount of AA will help with changing readability, as the main restriction soon becomes the monitor's resolution. I also see your texture resolution is only set to 2048x2048, use 4096x4096 and see how that fares for you. It might help with texture readability.

The panel readability sort of depends from aircraft to aircraft, I checked the 777's MFD and EICAS panel.cfg, and they are at 1024x1024 and 1024x512 respectively. Other developers like QW have HiRes panel settings (2048x2048).

This youtube video helped me a lot to really get everything pin sharp, although I use a 2K monitor:

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U-_o4ODGDj4

 

Also, in the NVIDIA control panel there is a sharpness setting.

Right click on your desktop, select  NVIDIA control panel > Manage 3D settings >  Image Sharpening > On, Sharpen: 0.50 (slider) Ignore film grain: 0.17 , click on GPU scaling.

Should help hopefully.  😃

2 hours ago, seamaster55 said:

This youtube video helped me a lot to really get everything pin sharp, although I use a 2K monitor:

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U-_o4ODGDj4

 

Also, in the NVIDIA control panel there is a sharpness setting.

Right click on your desktop, select  NVIDIA control panel > Manage 3D settings >  Image Sharpening > On, Sharpen: 0.50 (slider) Ignore film grain: 0.17 , click on GPU scaling.

Should help hopefully.  😃

I tried, it did not show any improvements :( But I did not find the GPU scaling option, maybe it has to do something with it?