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[Alaskan Nobody]

Jester makes great screenshots - something about the grin.

Earless Timberwolves make me sad though
I know why people do it, that is obvious, but they do not look right for some reason
Possibly because the brace for the launchers is still there?

[Part Time]

Hey look, this is a popular topic now...keep it up Lordred.

[Koniving]

*Sniffle.*
Somebody made a Timber Cow.
My Dire Cow doesn't feel so special anymore.

[Alaskan Nobody]

Koniving, on 01 July 2014 - 06:34 PM, said:

My Dire Cow doesn't feel so special anymore.

The moment you first mentioned it or brought it out of the stable, it was doomed.

You knew that, right?

Right?!

....please tell me you know that

( )

[Lordred]

I like how the detail work in the Timber-Cow looks on the nose.

[Onlystolen]

Some shots are Beautiful, Some shots can make you rich & Some shots can make you cry.

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Edited by Onlystolen, 01 July 2014 - 09:18 PM.

[Alaskan Nobody]

Lordred, on 01 July 2014 - 09:03 PM, said:

I like how the detail work in the Timber-Cow looks on the nose.

The little grin?
(took me a bit to figure out that sentence, not sure if it was the sentence though, as I am getting rather tired)

[Inflatable Fish]

smirking Timber Cow, can't be - wait for it - unseen

get it? huh?

[IraqiWalker]

Inflatable Fish, on 02 July 2014 - 12:04 AM, said:

smirking Timber Cow, can't be - wait for it - unseen

get it? huh?

I think I blew a gasket in my brain.

[Alaskan Nobody]

Inflatable Fish, on 02 July 2014 - 12:04 AM, said:

smirking Timber Cow, can't be - wait for it - unseen

get it? huh?

<draws gun for mercy kill>

[shellashock]

Woohoo! Nova and Jester shots! Looking great as always Lordred!

[Not Bob]

Lordred, on 15 April 2013 - 08:24 AM, said:

I went from the game controlling the AA (lack there of) and AF to forcing the drivers to control them completely, I also set the Occlusion to use the values from another game (Skyrim) when I had the AA forced really high under MSAA, CSAA, or SSAA the game would create all sorts of weird artifacts, massive performance issues and the like. Settling on FXAA (and only low amounts) at least afforded me slightly crisper images in game, and only slightly reduced the Aliasing problems this game has.



Starting with a base image which is as high quality as I can get the game to give me, and shooting it in a high quality format such as .PNG allows me to make several color/saturation/brightness/contrast/digital highlighting edits in the end, generally subtle ones) to result in a what I consider to be "fantastic" screen cap.

On with the show.

Image dump 5
Random people version (was dropping solo)

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I know there are plenty of people who just look at the pretty pictures and go on their merry way, but I would love for some feedback, hear what people would like to see.

~Red

Does this still work? When I try similiar settings using Inspector, I still get alot of motion blur. Is there something I'm missing? Or does the switch to DX11 ruin all the settings?

If so, what do you use now to make the pictures come out so crisp?

Ps. I really love the thread

[Lordred]

Not Bob, on 02 July 2014 - 10:14 PM, said:

Does this still work? When I try similiar settings using Inspector, I still get alot of motion blur. Is there something I'm missing? Or does the switch to DX11 ruin all the settings?

If so, what do you use now to make the pictures come out so crisp?

Ps. I really love the thread

At this time, the only way to get rid of the 'Motion blur' which is infact image ghosting from cryengines used of Temporal AA would be to set the game to NoAA (which is broken at this time) or to set the game to TXAA or MSAA (At a high performance cost to non high end systems)

[Not Bob]

Gotcha, Really appreciate the help I'll see what happens when I set that

[Not Bob]

Lordred, on 02 July 2014 - 10:44 PM, said:

At this time, the only way to get rid of the 'Motion blur' which is infact image ghosting from cryengines used of Temporal AA would be to set the game to NoAA (which is broken at this time) or to set the game to TXAA or MSAA (At a high performance cost to non high end systems)

Works like a charm - Thanks!! Once I get some more time I'm sure you'll see a couple fancy loooking pictures from me on this thread

[Onlystolen]

[Alaskan Nobody]

I like the way the cockpit is lit up from the PPCs

(Which makes me feel bad for not having more feedback for Lordreds shots)

Edited by Shar Wolf, 03 July 2014 - 04:04 PM.

[Lordred]

Shar Wolf, on 03 July 2014 - 04:03 PM, said:

I like the way the cockpit is lit up from the PPCs

(Which makes me feel bad for not having more feedback for Lordreds shots)

You wound me Shar, you wound me.

[Alaskan Nobody]

Lordred, on 03 July 2014 - 05:42 PM, said:

You wound me Shar, you wound me.

Your shots are beautiful (and are the large bulk of my wallpaper cycle)- but since they are all zoomed in, I miss those neat (and easy to comment on) effects like the cockpit lighting up.

[Lordred]

I'm looking into mixing Shader and Hardware AA's together using lower levels to see if I can find a tradeoff for visual quality vs image quality.

I just tested TXAA Shader AA combined with Hardware MSAA, I was kissing my 4gb frame buffer, 3927mb used and getting a ripe ~11fps Far too over the top, but I'll be damned it looked clean.

In native size (3264x2040) I cannot spot any model based aliasing, only texture based (which would require higher res textures to combat)

I will do some 1920x1200 testing with these settings, then look for 'lighter' AA loads.

The image, it be 5mb http://pumpgasracing...ted/TXwMSaa.jpg

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