How did you get AA working in NOLF? Last time I played it I couldn't get anything to work.
No One Lives Forever Series not being available on any digital distribution service is a tragedy.
and it's pretty funny that not even PC can save Injustice from being a hideous game
No NOLF3 is an even bigger tragedy.No One Lives Forever Series not being available on any digital distribution service is a tragedy.
I'm going to play the NOLF series again after seeing those screens.
I have a question regarding this game. What exactly does enabling "supersampling" in the options do? I've enabled it a few times with minor hits in fps, but didn't notice much of a difference.
This pigeon was frozen in mid-air, lol.
Basically, each frame is rendered in a resolution, that is bigger than your monitor's resolution and then scaled down to your resolution.
ex. Playing at 1080 p with 4 X Supersampling means the game is effectively rendering an image at 4K. (Most of the time 2X is more then plenty as 4 is total overkill )
It is a highly effective AA method but usually comes with a hefty performance cost depending on what card you are using .
I'm going to play the NOLF series again after seeing those screens.
"You look like you need a monkey"
"I don't want a monkey!"
"Yes sir, I mean no sir! I mean, yes to the first part and no to the second part. Sir!"
Only replayed the first last week for about the 20th time. Brilliant games.
I found and installed NOLF2 a couple of months ago but had problems getting 16:9 resolutions working. Your shots made me want to try again but I now can't find the CD to start it up!Don't mention that, it hurts...
4x SS would be more similar to 8K, no?
1080p is, like, 2K isn't it? I never remember these things.
Yeah, it's more like 4K/UHD, 8K is like 16 times the resolution of 2K, just type the resolutions into a calculator to get the amount of Pixels.Is it? now you make me doubt myself altough i still question it rendering at 8k.
4x SS would be more similar to 8K, no?
1080p is, like, 2K isn't it? I never remember these things.
I have recently replayed NOLF 1, didn't make any screenshots though (didn't work for some reason with the stuff i used), i wish i'd had bought NOLF2 when it was new... i might Amazon or e-bay it.
4x AA is (most often) 2x2 AA which means that you increase X and Y by 2.4xSS on 1080p I believe is 4K.
I think 2xSS is 2880x1620.
Thanks Using a GTX 660 2GB.Basically, each frame is rendered in a resolution, that is bigger than your monitor's resolution and then scaled down to your resolution.
ex. Playing at 1080 p with 4 X Supersampling means the game is effectively rendering an image at 4K. (Most of the time 2X is more then plenty as 4 is total overkill )
It is a highly effective AA method but usually comes with a hefty performance cost depending on what card you are using .
Thanks! I'll check it out.I found and installed NOLF2 a couple of months ago but had problems getting 16:9 resolutions working. Your shots made me want to try again but I now can't find the CD to start it up!
If you don't like the heavy film grain, it can be removed with TexMod. Further screenshooting tools here.