By default the UE3 engine can be pretty iffy with antialiasing with videocards. It would be nice if AA would be a selectable option within the menu.
Ingame Anti Aliasing options
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Not planning on adding something like that unfortunately. We need all our time for fixing and polishing the really essential things.
Would have been nice having it though, maybe later!
Would have been nice having it though, maybe later!
I haven't seen many games using UE3 support AA of any form at this stage, and it's due to how the buffers are calculated. However, I'll experiment and see if I can get an edge detection + blur working as a post process effect. No idea on time frames though ... so don't expect this anytime soon!
I often have issues with Steam-games that use the UT3 engine - Borderlands, Bioshock, and now The Ball as well.
Couldn't get FSAA to work, no matter what I tried in my nVidia-CP.
For Bioshock, I set my desktop-settings to the ones I wanted ingame (was the only way for me). Downside was, that I had to do it everytime I wanted to play the game, and then reverse back to original desktop-settings, once I had finished playing.
For Borderlands, however, I used the suggestion in this post:
http://gbxforums.gearboxsoftware.com/showpost.php?p=1654054&postcount=1
And it also works for The Ball.
DX9, on a WinXP-Pro machine, btw.
Couldn't get FSAA to work, no matter what I tried in my nVidia-CP.
For Bioshock, I set my desktop-settings to the ones I wanted ingame (was the only way for me). Downside was, that I had to do it everytime I wanted to play the game, and then reverse back to original desktop-settings, once I had finished playing.
For Borderlands, however, I used the suggestion in this post:
http://gbxforums.gearboxsoftware.com/showpost.php?p=1654054&postcount=1
And it also works for The Ball.
DX9, on a WinXP-Pro machine, btw.