Is this a Nvidia issue or something else?
angelyne:
After must whinning and pouting that my old CRT monitor was causing eye fatigue, my dear partner gave me his 21 inch LCD monitor. (Bought himself a iMac, so now I have that on my conscience).
Anyway, this monitor has this enormous resolution of 1600 X 1200, which I would have sworn, I could never use without going blind. But lo and behold, it's not that bad. Better than the fuzzyness of trying to run using a lower than native resolution anyway.
Anyway, blah blah. Get to the point Jane you blabbering fool. If I try to get the game to run using this max resolution, I get strange a strange fuzzyness in the graphics, noticable on things like bedspreads, carpets, wallpaper and clothes. It's a lot like when you are trying to run with details set to low. Except the weird thing is that the fuzzyness is not constant. If i use the design tool, I'll get a crisp image, but after I've done something else, the bedspread looks fuzzy again. If I drop the game resolution, the problem is less noticable, but still there. Except of course I am playing in this tiny window in the middle of a huge desktop.
Is this because of my vid card? I have a GeForce 6600GT. All my settings are set to high.
dizzy:
Are you using the nVidia settings to set the antialiasing or are you setting that in the game? I use the nVidia-settings control panel, myself.
angelyne:
right now the setting is at application controlled. What would you suggest?
gethane:
Like this?
http://prismbaby.com/sims/clothingtextureproblem.jpg
This drove me insane last September and I did what was suggested in this thread:
http://modthesims2.com/article.php?t=97876
and it fixed it.
hth
J. M. Pescado:
I don't use this "AA" business. As far as I'm concerned, AA is for dealing with planes. I don't WANT my edges to be blurry! Edges should be SHARP and EDGELIKE. That is what makes them EDGES. I want edges so sharp they puncture BlueSoup's fat, super-deformed bobble head on contact.
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