Author Topic: blake1 can run soft shaders ultra  (Read 4216 times)

I can "run" ultra soft shaders at like 1 FPS with my Geforce 210 (you may laugh/cringe now) if the brickcount is very low, otherwise, it can't take over a few hundred bricks or so before the driver or something crashes.

If anyone really wants to know, I'm using a Pentium 4 3.4 ghz processor (technically only one core but runs on 2 threads) with 2 gigs of ram.

I can "run" ultra soft shaders at like 1 FPS

thats all a screenshot requires XD

but that would be painful to play



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How many fps were you getting and what version of the shaders did you use?

if you can run low shaders at even 1 fps, you can run the ultra version of soft shadows

on another note, why the hell are you not using anti-aliasing with that

so soft, and beautiful...
I want to touch it

If we manage to make lights better, that would help us to make beautiful cities
if you can run low shaders at even 1 fps, you can run the ultra version of soft shadows

on another note, why the hell are you not using anti-aliasing with that
Probably he is, just game AA is a bit broken

if you can run low shaders at even 1 fps, you can run the ultra version of soft shadows

on another note, why the hell are you not using anti-aliasing with that
anti aliasing? how

anti aliasing? how

Some graphics cards let you do it manually, in their advance options...

I remember my old computer did it (:

Some graphics cards let you do it manually, in their advance options...

I remember my old computer did it (:
Nvidia cards lets you do this. At least with modern drivers, not sure if in XP tho.

Some graphics cards let you do it manually, in their advance options...

I remember my old computer did it (:
could i get a tutorial for AMD cards?

I have no idea of AMD cards, but if you can post the control panel or settings panel from your AMD, I could try to help

Nevermind, got it
If anyone else wants to know how:

sorry for the slight derailment