Anti aliasing

[I-am-murloc]

Does anyone know where I can find the anti-aliasing graphic option? I just cant find it and the game looks crap without it :S

 

[Maker]

You can try forcing it on with your display adapter's control panel.

 

[I-am-murloc]

You can try forcing it on with your display adapter's control panel.

Does that meen there are no AA options ingame?!

 

[Grey Nightmare]

the game looks crap without it :S

Are you playing the same game as everyone else? :S

+ I don't believe there are any UI accessible AA controls, if there are then I to have overlooked them.

 

[Teelo]

RealID is loaded with anti-aliasing.

 

[I-am-murloc]

Everything looks jagged in the edges (if you know what I meen) just like it does without AA.

 

[JakeCake]

Just force it on as Maker is saying. With ATI CCC you can just put it from program-default to something you like.

But I guess you have Nvidia, people with crazy expansive computers but no knowledge in them, or their hard-ware normally has Nvidia-cards. I'm sure Nvidia has somekind of control-panel as well

 

[Dr Super Good]

You can only really use AA in this game curently if you have multiple graphicards with some form of boosted bridge like crossfire or SLI or have a top range DX11 card. This game is pretty new and at ultra it will push any system to a decent degree.

 

[Deathcom3s]

Forcing AA through the Nvidia control panel had no noticeable effect on image quality for me, don't even bother.

 

[Piwlady]

Well, there is no any bad looking edges or anything for me. 1400x900 resolution + ultra settings, No lag at all.

 

[I-am-murloc]

I've read that only ATI users have a problem with it

 

[Mooglefrooglian]

I'm on an ATI, no problem here. HD 5870 mobile. Ultra runs perfect.

 

[Dr Super Good]

Ultra does not mean anti aliasing. It is clear the game is not designed for it and thus it is best avoided unless you have serious card power.

 

[Maker]

I don't know the source for this quote:

Apparently, there is a workaround to force FSAA in Starcraft II using (newer) AMD/ATi cards:

1. Download the freeware RadeonPro profiling utility from RadeonPro :: Radeon Profiles Tool and install it.
2. Create a profile for Starcraft 2 and point it to Starcraft II's .exe file.
3. Click on the newly created Starcraft II profile.
4. Go to the Tweaks tab, and in the Anti-Aliasing Compatibility section, force the "Brothers in Arms: Hell's Highway" Anti-Aliasing Profile.
5. Set your desired FSAA options in the Visual tab for the profile.
6. Start Starcraft II and enjoy it with FSAA.

Make sure to have RadeonPro start with Windows, as it's required to run in the background to switch to the proper profile when you launch the game.

Note that this workaround may not work with some older Radeon cards.


PS.: Renaming the .exe to biahh.exe may also work, but it's nowhere as elegant as using RadeonPro and it may cause issues with the CrossfireX profile being used.

 

[Grey Nightmare]

I've read that only ATI users have a problem with it

I only know people who play with ATI and they think it looks fantastic =/ (myself included... 4890).