It seems my text in letters, books and things like that are rather fuzzy, and fiddling with options doesn't seem to make it look sharper like in the Screenshots. Anything I can do to maybe rectify this? It's really the only thing that seems to bother me with this.
Thanks alot in advance.
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Tried all of that + fiddling with my own computers resolution and running it in windowed mode doesn't help either. It's a rather odd little tidbit i know.BasiliskWrangler wrote:Oh! Yuck! I'm sorry, I don't know what is causing that.
Of course, try the obvious first:
- Try the game in OpenGL
- Try the game in 16-bit instead of 32-bit
- Update your video drivers
- Update your DirectX drivers
Let me know if these work for you.
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Have you tried turning Microsoft Clear Type (or whatever it's called) on and off?
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Hi everyone. I had the same problem, and I think I know a solution.
I use ATI Tray tools, and under the Open GL settings I can adjust the MipMap detail and Texture Preference.
When these settings are on "High Performance" I get the same fuzzy text. On high quality everything is perfect.
So if you have a program that controls you VGA, try to max out the MipMap and Texture settings for best quality.
Maybe you can adjust MipMap settings in your vga control panel.
I use ATI Tray tools, and under the Open GL settings I can adjust the MipMap detail and Texture Preference.
When these settings are on "High Performance" I get the same fuzzy text. On high quality everything is perfect.
So if you have a program that controls you VGA, try to max out the MipMap and Texture settings for best quality.
Maybe you can adjust MipMap settings in your vga control panel.
Nice! I have the Ati Catalyst tray tools as well and my setting was also on High Performance, setting the mipmap settings to High Quality made it come out perfect!Discreet wrote:Hi everyone. I had the same problem, and I think I know a solution.
I use ATI Tray tools, and under the Open GL settings I can adjust the MipMap detail and Texture Preference.
When these settings are on "High Performance" I get the same fuzzy text. On high quality everything is perfect.
So if you have a program that controls you VGA, try to max out the MipMap and Texture settings for best quality.
Maybe you can adjust MipMap settings in your vga control panel.
Thanks alot for the help!