ATI X1800 User Guide - Page 74

Set the Anti-Aliasing preference manually

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66 Set the Anti-Aliasing preference manually • Texture preference • Mipmap detail level • Wait for display refresh This page is useful when it is not necessary to preview the adjusted settings because the effect is already known or understood. Set the Anti-Aliasing preference manually 1 Expand 3D in Advanced View. 2 Click All Settings. 3 Ensure the application override is disabled. To do so, make sure the Let the Application Decide check box is cleared. The slider control will become available. 4 Click the Control slider and move the selector to your preferred setting: • To increase processing performance, move the slider to the left. • To increase image quality, move the slider to the right. Set the level of adaptive anti-aliasing 1 Expand 3D in Advanced View. 2 Click Adaptive Anti-Aliasing. 3 Adjust the Adaptive Anti-Aliasing control slider to the desired setting. Set the Anisotropic Filtering preference manually 1 Expand 3D in Advanced View. 2 Click All Settings. 3 Ensure the application override is disabled. To do so, make sure the Let the Application Decide check box is cleared. The slider control will become available. 4 Click the Control slider and move the selector to your preferred setting: • To increase processing performance, move the slider to the left. • To increase image quality, move the slider to the right.

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Set the Anti-Aliasing preference manually
Texture preference
Mipmap detail level
Wait for display refresh
This page is useful when it is not necessary to preview the adjusted settings
because the effect is already known or understood.
Set the Anti-Aliasing preference manually
1
Expand
3D
in Advanced View.
2
Click
All Settings
.
3
Ensure the application override is disabled. To do so, make sure the
Let the Application Decide
check box is cleared. The slider control
will become available.
4
Click the
Control
slider and move the selector to your preferred
setting:
To increase processing performance, move the slider to the left.
To increase image quality, move the slider to the right.
Set the level of adaptive anti-aliasing
1
Expand
3D
in Advanced View.
2
Click
Adaptive Anti-Aliasing
.
3
Adjust the
Adaptive Anti-Aliasing
control slider to the desired
setting.
Set the Anisotropic Filtering preference manually
1
Expand
3D
in Advanced View.
2
Click
All Settings
.
3
Ensure the application override is disabled. To do so, make sure the
Let the Application Decide
check box is cleared. The slider control
will become available.
4
Click the
Control
slider and move the selector to your preferred
setting:
To increase processing performance, move the slider to the left.
To increase image quality, move the slider to the right.