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Here's a question that I'm surprised nobody has ever asked... Is Auran ever going to do anything about the annoying blur of all the textures in Trainz? Look at some pics in this forum for example. It's always there. It's not the video card either, so whats the problem I wonder?CHARTER MEMBER - Since August 2001 Looks Like a Pony, RUNS LIKE A STALLION
September 11th, 2001: I stand united! Peace to those who perished... R.I.P
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Is Auran ever going to do anything about the annoying blur of all the textures in Trainz? Look at some pics in this forum for example. It's always there.http://www.train-sim.com/dcforum/DCForumID15/485.html#6can be done less blurry without problem.It's not the video card eitherIt is. check the "LOD" and "anisotropy filtering" settings of your graphics card, and adjust them accordingly.
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Well I'll be... I've never seen that before. Sorry for the useless post then. I just have never seen pics before without all the blurriness and such. Thanks for pointing me to that CHARTER MEMBER - Since August 2001 Looks Like a Pony, RUNS LIKE A STALLION
September 11th, 2001: I stand united! Peace to those who perished... R.I.P
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