Recently my ATI x1950 pro died and I had to get it replaced. I bought an Nvidia 9600GT. When I loaded up rfactor I found loads of aliasing to my horror. It appears that the only way to stop this is to use a feature called negative bias clamp. This basically makes textures use their mipmaps (lower resolution much quicker). Unfortunately this appears to have had a bad effect on most of my tracks. Making the trees and many objects look rather poor. I found out that I needed to sharpen these textures in the lower mipmaps to help prevent this problem.
Those who dont use AA may find these textures look worse. If that is the case I seriously recommend you find a way to run at least x2 AA, as this will make your game look so much better.
These updates generally include tree, grass and advertisement updates for the various tracks.
Included in this pack are texture updat [... more]
Been registered here a month or so now, and this looks like the perfect opportunity to do some customary promotional work for my track website :P
On my site, you can find all my track work for rFactor, including 3 scratch built tracks.
Livet Glen, a fantasy Scottish circuit 2 mile long club circuit full of blind crests and off camber turns to make you weep!
Putnam Park is an officially licensed track from Global Motorsport Technologies, the track itself doesn't offer a great deal in the way of visuals, but it was chosen for this very purpose! It's a circuit which shows off some experimental techniques to benefit future projects with advanced shaders and more features than seen in any other track for rFactor, including shader [... more]
