Monk
03-25-2011, 21:15
Tired of the jaggies? Want to enable AA? You're in luck! CA was telling the truth when they said the engine has full support of anti-aliasing, they just haven't allowed you to enable it in game yet. However, there's a work around for you folks who simply cannot stand the little jagged edges on things. The answer? Forcing it through your video card settings. I found this short guide on the internet, followed it and it worked for me. If it works for you, feel free to report back here.
For ATI cards
Go to “start” menu and search CCC (Windows 7 users only) then you can find gaming tab, and what you need to do now is to click 3D application settings, next in the AA option uncheck use in game settings and put it to what ever you want. Thats how you do it.
note from Monk: CCC is catalyst control center. Another good place to look is in the bottem right hand partion of the screen. Catalyst usually installs a quick-launch icon in the tray there.
For Nvidia cards
Right click the desktop, click the nvidea control panel, in 3d settings, click on manage 3d settings. Then click on program settings tab, then find shogun 2 total war. After that you will see a list of options underneath it, click ‘anti aliasing setting’ and set it to whatever you want, e.g 2x, 4x etc.
Have fun!
For ATI cards
Go to “start” menu and search CCC (Windows 7 users only) then you can find gaming tab, and what you need to do now is to click 3D application settings, next in the AA option uncheck use in game settings and put it to what ever you want. Thats how you do it.
note from Monk: CCC is catalyst control center. Another good place to look is in the bottem right hand partion of the screen. Catalyst usually installs a quick-launch icon in the tray there.
For Nvidia cards
Right click the desktop, click the nvidea control panel, in 3d settings, click on manage 3d settings. Then click on program settings tab, then find shogun 2 total war. After that you will see a list of options underneath it, click ‘anti aliasing setting’ and set it to whatever you want, e.g 2x, 4x etc.
Have fun!