change texture filtering to 4

 

It got worse, i get the green Lines whenever i move now

 

Change the resoloution to 640x480 or 1280x960, and make sure AF is off in your drivers

 

How do i check if AF is off? its doing the same green line glitch with opengl2 also

 

go into the ATI control panel and you'll see it in there, i dont have an ATI card so i cant post a screenshot but it's fairly easy to find (ive used it before)

 

This is all i have in the multi media center. ( Same thing with the control pannel iirc, not really sure since i disabled it but it should be the same)

 

Right Click On Desktop > Properties > Settings(tab) > Advanced(button) > 3D(tab) > Check Customs Settings (Opengl & DirectX) > Check Application Prefernce for both AA and AF

 

okay AF and AA Was already Checked in the first place. hears an updated screen shot though. Ones Using The OpenGL2 Plugin And the Others With D3d

 

*sighs* ****ty ATi drivers. There probably is some built in 'optimisation' enabled that causes this problem.

 

is it a specific ATi Problem? i just find it odd how FFIX runs Perfectly Fine On D3d (with some tweaking) While FF7 is giving me this

 

Nah, it happens on nvidia cards too, I'd guess it's a problem with the plugin.

 

is their another d3d pluggin that will work in the mean time? i actualy like pete's d3d on ffix but 7 seems the only one thats been having problems for me

 

>i just find it odd how FFIX runs Perfectly Fine On D3d

FF7 hates any filtering on 2d. D3D is probs forcing some kind of filtering then. Just use the OGL1 plugin.

 

whats the differance between OGL 1 and 2?

 

OpenGL1 is pete's original OGL plugin. OGL2 is his new, rewritten plugin with improved framebuffer effects that also can take use of Pixel Shaders and 4096x2048 textures (nvidia only).