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Shimmering scenery
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Wed Dec 31, 2003 4:04 pmby flapper1
Suffering from strobe/shimmer effect on scenery especially at night on lit buildings. Tried all settings and have latest drivers. 2mgz rig with 512 mb and 9700 card. Can anyone help?
Re: Shimmering scenery
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Wed Dec 31, 2003 4:18 pmby VPA_KTPA
Have you tried the Omega Drivers.i am not useing an ATI card but if the Omega drivers wont help someone will be along shortly that has the same card maybe they can offer more help to you.but it dose sound like a driver or settings problem.heres the Omega link.good luck in your quest.
http://www.omegacorner.com/index.html
Re: Shimmering scenery
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Thu Jan 01, 2004 8:16 amby dave3cu
If your speaking of the shimmering or flickering of distant objects this may be caused by high setting on your mip mapping slider, in fs9.
Most posts Ive seen here recommend a max of 4, and thats what works the best for me.
Cheers,
dave
And a Happy New Year!!
Re: Shimmering scenery
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Thu Jan 01, 2004 2:13 pmby _526th_Fireman
Dave's right. Check your Mip Mapping setting in the game graphics. Bet it is set higher than 4. Run it back to 4 or less and see what happens.
After much experimenting on my part, 4 is the Max I set MM to to avoid the "Shinies". 8)
Re: Shimmering scenery
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Fri Feb 27, 2004 1:37 pmby Ray_razer
although turning the mipp mapping down to 4 does remove the shimmering, its not solving the problem.Im having the same problem with my geforce fx.This problem never occured when i first put the card in though.Ive contacted microsoft and every bit of advice that they sent me hasnt worked.Its as if microsoft themselves dont even know how to fix this issue.If any1 here finds a fix,please please let me know!!!!
Re: Shimmering scenery
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Sun Feb 29, 2004 1:00 pmby nickle
I don't think you will eliminate the shimmering of trees.
MS isn't going to tell you that.
Settings may help some.
2002 trees were more green blobs than trees. COF trees have greater definition, more like trees. These are 2d objects. Means that every time the eyepoint changes, the tree is regenerated, hence the flickering or shimmering effect. My opinion.
Re: Shimmering scenery
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Sun Feb 29, 2004 1:23 pmby Ray_razer
yes i couldnt agree with you more.Im not really complaining about the trees though.It when you are at a low altitude, its as if there are oversized pixels in the distance moving,swooshing around giving a flashy horrible swirling effect.
Re: Shimmering scenery
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Sun Feb 29, 2004 3:10 pmby freedomhays
I always think of the shimmering trees as a breeze blowing through the leaves.
Re: Shimmering scenery
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Sun Feb 29, 2004 7:26 pmby nickle
Check this site out:
http://members.lycos.nl/vairkennis/FS9tips.txtSee texture_bandwidth=40 and comments
Your card has lots of ram so memory increase shouldn't be a problem (and may not solve the problem)>