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Rolneeq — Anti-aliasing problem SOLVED
Published: 2011-09-18 17:25:37 +0000 UTC; Views: 4696; Favourites: 6; Downloads: 37
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Anti-aliasing! Y u no work! WTF? Help me, plz! I want to make better pics, but fucking anti-aliasing is gray (doesn't want to work). No matter, which model I load, still doesn't want to turn on. >:[Graphic card: nVidia GeForce 310M
Processor: Intel Core i5
MMD version: v7.39
DirectX: 11
Operation System: Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit
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EDIT: Changed pic, that you may see what's the problem. Andru Ineru (left-down corner) was shrinked 2x than originally rendered (to fit pic).
EDIT2: helped me with this problem. Thank you very much!
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How did you fix it? I'm a new mmd user, and it'd be VERY helpful.
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an old graphics card will prevent such a feature, you may be able to force it in the drivers.
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If you have NVIDIA - go to driver settings and go for "Antialiasing - Transparency". Then check 2x, 4x or 8x (not 100% sure if this will work). If you have ATI, I have no idea, bcuz I have NVIDIA graphic card.
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My computer works with anti-aliasing, but now my computer is getting fixed so I have to use my mom's, and well, ANTI ALIASING IS GREY!!!
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oh gaawd i have this problem too~! how can i fix DAT SH*T~!!? i tried what sayd...
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how would you do that on an Intel HD graphics card?
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Im having the same issue at the moment , I was wondering that since you got it fixed , that you could tell me how you did :c ?
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If you have nVidia graphic card, then look at ~harumia comment. If different... IDK.
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Can you tell me what anti aliasing does? I really wanna know!
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Essential what it does is take the edge of environments and models (depends on the type but for this example we will be using TXAA (Temporal Anti-aliasing)) and smoothes them out by taking the pixel between the model and environment is centers the model better it can be expensive to run but if you have a high end system usually that isn't a problem. Anti-liasing is a cheaper way to increase quality without rendering some new resolution.
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Hmmm... Probably graphic card. And manage 3d setings... I don't know very much.
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Since you have Nvidia, you can do what I do (though its enabled for me)
On your desktop go to the NVIDIA control panel. Then go to manage 3d settings. Click program settings, and browse and find MMD. Then adjust the settings. Hopefully ant-aliasing is not greyed out and you can boost it.
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Oh my fucking god! Thank you very much!!! OwO It works!
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When I feel like putting in the work, I soften my pictures manually, lol.
It's your graphics card, as quite a few others have stated. orz
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OwO Kewl. XD
Hmmm... I dunno if it's a graphic card (you said), or another problem, I guess...
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Hmm...I never had that problem, w/e pc I had, I didnt had that problem. And you seem to have the latest version of MMD.
Then it may be your graphics card.
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you need to load a model click the select button and press that don't go onto camera thingy when a model is loaded or it won't work i guess
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Even if I load model, it doesn't work. D<
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It doesn't help. Even if I load any model, anti-aliasing, doesn't want to turn black (stays inactive, gray).
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o___o Well, don't you need a model loaded in before you can have the anti-aliasing?
If you do, then maybe it's because you have it on Camera and Accessories settings.
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No matter, which model. Anti-aliasing doesn't want to turn on. D<
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I dunno then. Could be your computer.
Your model to the corner doesn't look all crappy, it looks like it has the anti-aliasing on. .___.;;; So I dunno if your just trolling.
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That model on the corner, it's a pic I shrinked in GIMP. Original was bigger.
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