xbox360 kiosk + CoD2 - FSAA - Aniso + Trilinear
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expletive said:
Was 720 widescreen fine. I actually thought the FPS were smooth. The big detractor for me was the trilinear filtering. I just dont know why they didn't use Anisotropic. I mean this is ATI hardware we are talking about, anisotropic should be fast with little performance hit.
assen said:If you are a PC gamer, or if you are a obsessive aniso-quality freak frequenting forums like Beyond3D willing to spend weeks on debating the relative merits of the aniso optimizations in two sets of drivers
lol guilty. You have a good point in putting this in perspective though.
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Trillinear blurs those lines no? At least I think it does...just saying that sounds like bilinear if you can still see precisely where the transitions are.
Then again...I've not seen pure billinear or trillinear filtering without AF since I played Unreal 1!
I just can't believe AF is not being used by default with X360 games...I gotta see this for myself somehow. (My Walmart won't put the X360 on display for some reason even though they say it's "in the building"
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I think some people need to remember that the fact that a game is running on next gen hardware shouldn't mean that that game will look perfect, "next gen", or use all the next gen hardware features.
Like expecting Army Men games to look good, they looked like PS1 games on PS2...
Next gen hardware is not a free get out of jail card. If the software is crap, next gen hardware aint gonna magically make it look better by default.
By the same token, a specific hardware shouldn't be judged on those games that quite obviously do not take advantage of its power, for a reason or another.
Like expecting Army Men games to look good, they looked like PS1 games on PS2...
Next gen hardware is not a free get out of jail card. If the software is crap, next gen hardware aint gonna magically make it look better by default.
By the same token, a specific hardware shouldn't be judged on those games that quite obviously do not take advantage of its power, for a reason or another.
If they're invisible, how come you could see them then?Junkstyle said:
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scificube said:I just can't believe AF is not being used by default with X360 games...I gotta see this for myself somehow. (My Walmart won't put the X360 on display for some reason even though they say it's "in the building"
Maybe they're waiting for an MS rep to come set it up properly??
Yea that sounds pretty bad, I mean the hardware in the koisks should be the exact same hardware people will pick up on launch day.
I can't belive M$ isn't including a DVI\HDMI if they are using digital flatpanel display. I think I would take VGA over component to be honest for a flatpanel.
There should have been NO chance for any employess to set these up koisks improperly wallyworld or not.
I can't belive M$ isn't including a DVI\HDMI if they are using digital flatpanel display. I think I would take VGA over component to be honest for a flatpanel.
There should have been NO chance for any employess to set these up koisks improperly wallyworld or not.
That's not trilinear interpolation. If you have this feature enabled and functioning properly, it will actually fade (interpolate, as the name suggests) between MIP levels without leaving a visible seam. The drawback is that since it uses a fixed size/shape of the texture sample pattern, it also produces blur when the angle between camera and polygon is small.Junkstyle said:
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