NVidia Anti-Aliasing Guide (updated)

Hmm, I wonder what the issue is for people on my guide here
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=539008816&tscn=1445991507

Several have run into problems where forcing AA with inspector isn't working unless they install GFE..

 

Hi folks! I made a little video about setting up SGSSAA and HBAO for Black Mesa Source. Why this game? And why now? Answer: I dunno


YouTube: Black Mesa Source | NVIDIA SGSSAA & HBAO Guide | GTX780m 1080p 60FPS

 

AA flag fot the last Starcraft II version?

 

Should be the same as the last.

Also: The Park apparently runs on UE4, so it is using FXAA or UE4's Temporal AA

 

nop, the current flag not working.

 

Try 0x004012C1

Also: I seem to have discovered a strange issue with Tales of Zestiria. ShadowMap AA only seems to work at resolutions below 2048x1152. Either with 4x or 8x SGSSAA

 

didn't work, glitches in the images, ):

 

Are you using SLI?

 

http://www.forum-3dcenter.org/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=10813735&postcount=6358

StarCraft II is 64-bit now, so you have to add the new SC2_x64.exe executable to your Inspector profile for AA to work

 

No, a single GTX 970

Yes, with the 64 bits exe i have glitches and also 32 bits exe.

Thanks for your help guys, now check the link.

 

I need 1 more post to put an image.

The problem

Spoiler

 

Mind posting a before/after shot and your Inspector profile???

 

Remember to also disable ingame SSAO, as this causes glitches with forced SGSSAA in StarCraft II.

 

it has settings from 2x-6x AA. its definitely not fxaa though, at least not only fxaa as it cleans up jaggies way to good for fxaa.

some shots with 6xAA. As a side note, the game runs good only on maxwell. kepler, and all amd cards can't keep constant 60 fps even with medium settings at 1080p. a single 970 is faster than even fury x.

Spoiler

 

Well the UE4 Temporal AA does have some reliance on a basic MSAA implementation but last I checked it topped out at 4xMSAA.

Hm. I wonder what it is? 6x is an odd number, 6xMSAA used to be a thing if I remember correctly, I think Half Life 2 had it for example. (https://forum.beyond3d.com/threads/how-r300-6x-fsaa-works.2787/ Reading through this thread from 12 years ago when MSAA had only been around for a few years on PC is pretty funny.) But clearly that is doing more than just MSAA and it does look a bit like UE4 Temporal AA.

 

6x MSAA is not a half-life 2 thing, it's an AMD thing. AMD use to have that setting in their drivers, so hl2 would offer it for AMD users, same way it offers CSAA modes for NV cards that have it.

 

Sonic Lost World

0x084010C5

sgssaa - looks great

 

can you post a picture of nvdiia inpsector how you set it?
thanks

 

- Sonic Lost World -

0x084010C5 - SGSSAA (4x,8x Only)

Pretty much only tried the flag that was listed for Sonic Generations, don't know if there's any better flag, but this one seems to work out well at 4x and 8x (2x is way too "fuzzy" for lack of better word).

Settings:
http://i.imgur.com/5CzwVkd.jpg

Comparison screenshots:
No AA - Zone | Close-up
4x SGSSAA - Zone | Close-up
8x SGSSAA - Zone | Close-up

 

indeed the SSAO was the problem, thank for your helping and also thanks to you MrBonk