Well I wanted to check this option out, because since noticing that there is the same option on Pete's CDR plugin 1.2, I unchecked the "Unfiltered framebuffer updates (faster mdecs)" in Pete's D3D 1.49 GPU plugin. So I Though that I could get a better resolution in the mdec's (without those pixel's that show sometimes). So here's the configuration;
About this "Unfiltered framebuffer updates (faster mdecs)"
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I know that when unchecking "Unfiltered framebuffer updates (faster mdecs)", the mdec's resolution come out bad, but the text's come out smooth, which is nice
. But when checking the "Unfiltered framebuffer updates (faster mdecs)", you could see the pixels from the text, like for example in here;
. But when checking the "Unfiltered framebuffer updates (faster mdecs)", you could see the pixels from the text, like for example in here;
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when you are doing 'unfiltered mdecs' in the d3d plugins,
they will not use a filtered texture, but a d3d surface, which is
faster on many cards.
Funny enuff nVidia drivers will filter a stretched surface automatically,
so it gets filtered, too...
when you are not doing the 'unfiltered' option, a filtered texture in the
same quality as you have selected in the gpu config will be used for
the mdec... and you are using 4-4-4-4 textures, so you will get a
bad quality.
they will not use a filtered texture, but a d3d surface, which is
faster on many cards.
Funny enuff nVidia drivers will filter a stretched surface automatically,
so it gets filtered, too...
when you are not doing the 'unfiltered' option, a filtered texture in the
same quality as you have selected in the gpu config will be used for
the mdec... and you are using 4-4-4-4 textures, so you will get a
bad quality.
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