KotangaGirl
Pre-Grouping Railways Nut
One of Malc's ground textures in TS2012 with the latest video driver. I can honestly tell you it did not look like that before I upgraded to the latest Nvidia driver and switched 'sharpen' on.
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Interesting. Are you talking about a black-line rectangle with small, solid rectangles in each corner? If so, I had the same thing happen yesterday while editing an image in Photoshop and some time after I had enabled nVidia image sharpening for the first time.
I'm not sure what triggered it or how I made it go away (probably just closed the program and re-started).
Nvidia has a new feature in its new driver 441.41 for at least the latest two generations of graphic cards:
Image sharpening (https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/news/halo-reach-game-ready-driver/ ; you have to scroll down to the middle of the page)
Nice tip, thank you, works like a charm for me!
This is what I see, I draw a simlpe straight line, when moving the mouse out of the canvas area, all sorts of weird things happen, reminds me of a 1960's psychedelic experience, only in B & W.
The shapes alter as I move the mouse around
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It does not happen with sharpening set to off.
I am using a GTX 1660 ti with an i7 8700 plus 16gb of system ram.
In the Beta I saw little if any positive sharpening of an already sharp image. However, when I tried the sharpening at maximum settings the image showed evidence of noise on the edges of the PBR gravel Backing down to 50% made that ok. Really saw no reason for it in Beta. No impact on FPS but graphics card had higher usage.
I would suggest probably only set up specifically for games such as Trainz rather than global.
I've turned it off Globally and turned it on for TANE, wonder why TRS19 isn't on my list?
You need to add it by browsing to the exe file as in Add and scroll down to the correct TRS19 or whatever you want to add.
I would suggest probably only set up specifically for games such as Trainz rather than global.
This is a valuable tip and I'm following your advice on this one.
Do you know what "Ignore film grain" means, and what setting it should be on? I'm leaving it at the default value 0.17 (17%) until I know what I'm doing.