Yess! but:

[Captain_Smith]

Sorry for new topics etc. BUT:

---Right, a few weeks back I posted a topic about my FS going slow, like moving a bit at a time. THANKFULLY it's fixed somehow, don't ask me how I
done it because I dunno.


BUT: I was messing around with it, and now it's all pixelated (I think the word is). The only better way I can describe: When you watch those police
docs. where they make a suspects face not seen, by making it into squares! it's like that.


Can anyone help? 'coz I got a feeling Fsx aint gonna work.

ALSO:

---If the Fsx DEMO worked without a problem, will the normal Fsx work? As in graphics card?

Pic of what I mean, sorry for weird view:

Sorry this link should work:

http://i90.photobucket.com/albums/k278/K...aphics.jpg


THANKS!



Post Edited ( 10-25-06 15:36 )

[Dutch64]

The link is dead but it sounds like a driver problem. You can try to install default vga drivers first and then do a fresh install of your card drivers.

[Captain_Smith]

Urm, sorry but I've no idea what that means

Whats default vga? and how do I do it?

Also, the link should now work



Post Edited ( 10-25-06 15:37 )

[Joeflyer]

Looks like a serious AA issue. I'm wondering what your card settings are and what settings you have within FS9. Can you provide?

[Captain_Smith]

Sorry, it's okey now! So just ignore the last post


God bless the "Restore Defaults" button

[highlander]

Looks to me like your texture filtering / mipmap setting on the "Hardware" tab of FS9's settings is wrong.

Set filtering to "Bilinear" or higher, and increase the mipmaps slider higher; see if that makes any difference.

Failing that, you may need to reinstall your graphics card driver. How you do that depends on what card you've got (whether its' nVidia or ATi or
Trident or Intel Extreme, etc etc). Need more info for us to help out!

[Captain_Smith]

highlander wrote:
Looks to me like your texture filtering / mipmap setting on the "Hardware" tab of FS9's settings is wrong.

Set filtering to "Bilinear" or higher, and increase the mipmaps slider higher; see if that makes any difference.

Failing that, you may need to reinstall your graphics card driver. How you do that depends on what card you've got (whether its' nVidia or ATi or
Trident or Intel Extreme, etc etc). Need more info for us to help out!

Yeah thanks, it was "restore defaults" under Hardware tab