Encyclopedia Brown & The Mysterious Case of the PS4 and the Missing Anisotropic Filtering

[London Geezer]

So bogus. There are no A or B buttons on the DualShock controller.

Second note from SONY:

Hey guys. About that secret code. Yeah that's not going to work either. We'll get back to you asap.
Thanks for all your hard work.
Sony

 

[goonergaz]

so in other shocking news PS4 doesn't have problems with AF...whudathunkit

 

[iroboto]

so in other shocking news PS4 doesn't have problems with AF...whudathunkit

Learnings. Learnings
Anyway this problem should fade away relatively quick. I think case is closed here: developer misuse, API is going to be changed to be made more intuitive.

Is there something Encyclopedia Brown does when a case is solved?

 

[Shortbread]

Although Sony is updating the SDK to make AF easier... it seems the problem was more Dev specific, or just the handful of Dev's that might have just overlooked AF in general.

Iherre at GAF

No, it is not that complicated.

I really don't know where the issue comes from to be honest (since you can use AF) but I think Sony knows about the "problem" and maybe they reacted to show devs how to "fix it" or to clarify if it is some misunderstanding about the process.

 

[Shifty Geezer]

so in other shocking news PS4 doesn't have problems with AF...whudathunkit

It wouldn't have been the first time hardware had a hardware issue, so a discussion/investigation was warranted.

 

[Shortbread]

It wouldn't have been the first time hardware had a hardware issue, so a discussion/investigation was warranted.

I don't think that was the problem (discussing it). It becomes a problem when people start turning assumptions/opinions into claims of being facts (FUD). Not saying that ever happens here...

 

[AlNom]

Case Closed