More of mine.

[Michael E.]

Here are some more of my pictures. This time in FSX

[spitfire boy]

Quite good - although there are still some problems with jaggies.

Also, try to get rid of the text in the top right corner, the toolbar at the top, and that parking brake sign in the last one.

Nonetheless, with every shot I've seen from you you've made progress. Keep at it!!

[Cessna93]

Turn on the AA (Anti Analize) in FS and on your graphics card.

[Michael E.]

Another one

[Mictheslik]

Turn on the AA (Anti Analize) in FS and on your graphics card.

It stands for Anti Aliasing

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[Michael E.]

Turn on the AA (Anti Analize) in FS and on your graphics card.

It stands for Anti Aliasing

.mic

I know, but how do you turn it on on your graphics card, I have it on on FSX.

p.s. My graphics card - nvidia geforce 7500 le

[MOUSY]

Only turn it on in the sim if your Graphics Card can't support it (which i believe it can). That only serves to murder your frames.
In your graphics settings in the NVidia Control Panel look for Performance and Quality Settings. You should see a bar for AA. Set it to suitably. (Most people say 4xS or 8xS is enough)

[Michael E.]

Only turn it on in the sim if your Graphics Card can't support it (which i believe it can). That only serves to murder your frames.
In your graphics settings in the NVidia Control Panel look for Performance and Quality Settings. You should see a bar for AA. Set it to suitably. (Most people say 4xS or 8xS is enough)

where do you get it? or where on my computer is it

[EGNX]

Ah, Same card as me. So you should be able to produce quality of similar standard.



To turn Anti Aliasing on with the video card. Go to 'Control Panel', then 'Appearance and Personalization' and it should say somewhere 'NVIDIA Control Panel. Click it and the NVIDIA Control Panel should open up. There should be lots of different settings you can change and tweek. Just look around for Anti Aliasing and see what results you can get.

If this doesn't work then simply go into FSX, click 'Settings', there should be a button named 'Customize'. Click it and the Settings Display Box should open up, in this you can alter all the different display settings within in FSX. The first area it should bring you to will be the Graphics tab, and simply check the Anti - Aliasing box to enable it.  ;)

[haroldkip]

Anti Analize

I think that is hilarious!

Sorry mate ... don't want to diss you.
Anti Analize could well be what it would does though

[mpicco]

Those jaggies dont look like aliasing to me, it looks like bad resizing.
Dont use Paint to resize the images, you need a better program like PS or Paintshop Pro... cant think of any freeware out of the blue...

Nice shots though, i like that new "dreamliner" livery... but yeah, you should remove the menu before the shot...

[spitfire boy]

To add to what mpicco has said, irfanview, a freeware image program available here, is somewhat regarded as a godsend by many people relatively new to the screenshot section; I count myself among those people. It is a freeware piece of software with, amongst other things, a handy 'resample' function (essentially resizing, but it smoothes out the image in the process, and also retains the ratio of height to width that you originally had), several basic filters that can end up looking really nice, and a slider-bar that allows you to fine-tune how much your image is compressed when you save in '.jpg' format.

I myself was recommended it by guys in these forums, I have found it an extremely useful addition to my computer. All I can say is, go get it, you won't regret doing so.

[Michael E.]

OK i think it made a huge difference:

[spitfire boy]

[quote]OK i think it made a huge difference:

[cpthammond]

This Anti-Aliasing makes such a huge difference, If only Microsoft could maybe have it ticked default after install may people enjoy it more..