Graphic Setting Definition
Thu Oct 23, 2008 2:23 am
Hey I was wondering what is the definition of "MSAA"?
Since i have the minimum requirements for the game, I have set the details to either medium or low settings and was wondering if "MSAA" will increase the quality of the game? or does it make the game run smoother?
And, is there something i can do to make the game smoother? I've set the resolution to 640x480 already but was wondering what else i can do...
Since i have the minimum requirements for the game, I have set the details to either medium or low settings and was wondering if "MSAA" will increase the quality of the game? or does it make the game run smoother?
And, is there something i can do to make the game smoother? I've set the resolution to 640x480 already but was wondering what else i can do...
Thu Oct 23, 2008 2:45 am
IT means multisampling antialising
which provide greater performance when >>>>"antaliasing is enable"
if you disable your antaliasing u don't need to touched this
what's your specs??
which provide greater performance when >>>>"antaliasing is enable"
if you disable your antaliasing u don't need to touched this
what's your specs??
Thu Oct 23, 2008 2:49 am
It's your PC...Not a bug!
Thu Oct 23, 2008 2:50 am
cj_miranda23 wrote:IT means multisampling antialising
which provide greater performance when >>>>"antaliasing is enable"
if you disable your antaliasing u don't need to touched this
what's your specs??
I have ATI Radeon x1400 (128 RAM)
What do you mean greater performance? like the game will look better? or the game will not lag as much?
I've noticed that if i put MSAA x6 it lags more than x4 and that x4 looks better than x2, so i'm sticking with x4 for MSAA...
Thu Oct 23, 2008 3:06 am
no, it will run smoother>>> if ever your video card can support antialiasing
MSAA is a type of antialiasing ok>>> this one is developed to "optimized the technique used for antialiasing which is SUPERSAMPLING=SSAA"
MSAA is a type of antialiasing ok>>> this one is developed to "optimized the technique used for antialiasing which is SUPERSAMPLING=SSAA"
Thu Oct 23, 2008 4:10 am
enabling anitaliasing will make the game look better(it smoothens the edges of objects) but it costs graphics card power - so it can cost you fps.
Thu Oct 23, 2008 5:47 am
daHive31 wrote:enabling anitaliasing will make the game look better(it smoothens the edges of objects) but it costs graphics card power - so it can cost you fps.
ya after hours of experimenting with the graphic setting MSAA, i can verify this... the lower it is the smoother the gameplay but there's more jagged edges.
Thu Oct 23, 2008 5:50 am
hey, does anyone know how to reduce the amount of lagging during the tip off and free-throw scenario? I can barely get the first shot in for the free-throw cause it's so slow. But during normal gameplay it's smooth...
Thu Oct 23, 2008 6:01 am
try lowering the crowd detail
Thu Oct 23, 2008 6:25 am
At some angles game goes from 30 to 3 fps,i wonder would be possible to
cancel certain angles on pc?
cancel certain angles on pc?
Thu Oct 23, 2008 8:33 am
JaoSming wrote:try lowering the crowd detail
My crowd detail is on Low
Is there anyway to get the player to shoot automatically during free throws like in LIVE 0
Thu Oct 23, 2008 10:47 am
juz put real free throw % on and u wont need to worry bout missing lot of free throws.
Thu Oct 23, 2008 11:32 am
GuCcI08 wrote:juz put real free throw % on and u wont need to worry bout missing lot of free throws.
oh ok, i've tried that but does that mean you still have to time it and let go of the button at the top of the release still? or can you release any time and the free throw will go in depending on the player's percentage?