quick AA question

Pro Member First Officer
Faucett First Officer

I have read in various posts and forums that it is good to disable AA in
fs9, and then max it out in your card settings. Is this correct?
Lately, I've been doing both. Could this be the reason my autogen objects insist on shimmering constantly? Idea

thx

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Pro Member Chief Captain
RadarMan Chief Captain

Disable it in the sim settings and set it for 4 in the cards control panel.
That seems to be the best...so far.

Radar

Pro Member First Officer
Faucett First Officer

thanks RM, that's what I thought. 🙂

Pro Member First Officer
Faucett First Officer

Another question, please, if I may:

I'm thinking about tweaking my .cfg just a tiny bit. I'm running with a
pretty good system (amd64, 256mb pci-e, 1 gig ram) and you've seen
my screenies. Here is my .cfg:

[TERRAIN]
TERRAIN_ERROR_FACTOR=80.000000
TERRAIN_MIN_DEM_AREA=10.000000
TERRAIN_MAX_DEM_AREA=100.000000
TERRAIN_MAX_VERTEX_LEVEL=19
TERRAIN_TEXTURE_SIZE_EXP=8
TERRAIN_AUTOGEN_DENSITY=4
TERRAIN_USE_GRADIENT_MAP=1
TERRAIN_EXTENDED_TEXTURES=1
TERRAIN_DEFAULT_RADIUS=9.000000
TERRAIN_EXTENDED_RADIUS=9.000000
TERRAIN_EXTENDED_LEVELS=1

My question is, can I bring up the last one, my terrain_extended_levels
Would this make much of a difference?

Many, many thanks.

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