valter

Gerwin,

thanks, SFNA was completely unplayable over the Island due to low fps until I installed your modded terrain. Now, to my great surprise, it runs fine! Great job!

Valter

(Windows Vista, on a bootcamped old iMac partition, 2G RAM, 256M ati video card)

That was the solution, problem solved. I've downloaded ATI made drivers for Apple bootcamp (Instead of what I was using: Apple's default bootcamp drivers). This way I have Catalyst Control Center installed, by which I'm able now to force AA.

Thanks all, Valter.

"doing the .INI dance" --> SidDogg, I've tried it, actually you gave me the idea in your previous posting in this toppic; I've put every value between 0 and 16; nothing worked.

Brain32 --> My (ati) doesn't have a "force AA" option (actually, I'm on an 4 year's old iMac, bootcamp with a XP partition, until this patch everything went suprisingly smooth, graphic options slider on a "high" value).

Take care, Valter

Hello,

I'm another one with the jagged edges problem. Windows xp sp3, Dx9. Noting I've changed in ini file helped (Anialiasing=, ForceDx9=,... I've tried it all). This is the first time the jagged edges appeared, before the patch it was indeed eyecandy. I suppose it's windows XP related...

Hello,

I've thought that this might be of someone's interest, so I better inform.

I've just tried SF2 series (all 3 titles + SF2V Air & Ground Expansion Pack v. 2.0) on my Imac. Works surprisingly well. No stutters, everything smooth.

The setup:

Imac early 2007, Snow Leopard.

Bootcamp 3 partition (64 Gb) with Windows XP sp3 installed.

Saitek X52 & TrackIr 3.

It's rather curious to see window's logo on a Mac , but I've been missing the simming.

Take care all, Valter