Anti-aliasing appreciation thread (lol)
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Yep, Skyrim has always had v-sync and mouse acceleration. You have to change both the bMouseAcceleration=1 and the iPresentInterval=1 variable to fix that.
Not only that but it also introduces a lot of mouse lag, to the extent on my machine that, with v-sync on, the game is completely unplayable with it taking forever for the mouse to respond.
Whenever it comes to ports I just think back to Just Cause 2. That game looks amazing and runs amazingly well. It has all the settings, all the features, everything.
@neoglow I use the Realistic Colors and Real Nights mod for Skyrim. Not everyone will like it, but it adds a lot to the atmosphere and I'm pretty sure that uses ENB.
Not only that but it also introduces a lot of mouse lag, to the extent on my machine that, with v-sync on, the game is completely unplayable with it taking forever for the mouse to respond.
Whenever it comes to ports I just think back to Just Cause 2. That game looks amazing and runs amazingly well. It has all the settings, all the features, everything.
@neoglow I use the Realistic Colors and Real Nights mod for Skyrim. Not everyone will like it, but it adds a lot to the atmosphere and I'm pretty sure that uses ENB.
+1
While we're on the subject, I am absolutely hating the way games just have low/meduim/high/ultra settings recently instead of letting me adjust individual settings. If I have to trawl through a config text file then someone failed at game design.
I'm not asking for complex things either. I know that depth of field gives me eye strain in cell-shaded games ie. borderlands. I know that motion blur makes it harder to see things when I turn around quickly (which is just the ticket if someone's shooting me from behind). I know that shadows eat resources and can usually be turned down quite a bit without much visual difference. I know I don't need AA and AF on max. And yet to turn these down or off in-game requires reducing the texture quality to medium or some other unwanted change which has a massive visual impact and little-no performance gain.
Sorry, rant over.
While we're on the subject, I am absolutely hating the way games just have low/meduim/high/ultra settings recently instead of letting me adjust individual settings. If I have to trawl through a config text file then someone failed at game design.
I'm not asking for complex things either. I know that depth of field gives me eye strain in cell-shaded games ie. borderlands. I know that motion blur makes it harder to see things when I turn around quickly (which is just the ticket if someone's shooting me from behind). I know that shadows eat resources and can usually be turned down quite a bit without much visual difference. I know I don't need AA and AF on max. And yet to turn these down or off in-game requires reducing the texture quality to medium or some other unwanted change which has a massive visual impact and little-no performance gain.
Sorry, rant over.
Try Unreal Cinema.
Id also recommend finding out whatever the hell mod this is (by the way, this is the ENB in action);
Women in Skyrim are usually quite ugly, with the odd visually acceptable bird, that cannot be vanilla
Id also recommend finding out whatever the hell mod this is (by the way, this is the ENB in action);
Women in Skyrim are usually quite ugly, with the odd visually acceptable bird, that cannot be vanilla
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Self confessed AA whore here. 
THQ done this with Space Marine, it has a few options but nothing major.. look at previous dawn of war games and they have every setting that makes a PC game a PC game