Broken graphics

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Screenshots tells everything...
http://steamcommunity.com/id/psydex-/screenshots/?appid=12800

I'm using Win8 with Pentium 4 3.2GHz / ATI Radeon HD 2600 PRO / 2GB RAM
The game itself runs well except i can't see where i'm driving!!

Any ideas?

[tipt_tapt]

the look like what they should look like

[xterminat0r]

Not sure if your card can handle this but try enabling Vsync

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Originally posted by BSG| oktamonkey:

Not sure if your card can handle this but try enabling Vsync

Nope... It's the same

[ihazcarrot™]

Had same problem as you.
Try turning off Antialiasing completely via your graphics card's software for that game. I did it on Nvidia Control panel and it worked.

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Originally posted by ihazcarrot:

Had same problem as you.
Try turning off Antialiasing completely via your graphics card's software for that game. I did it on Nvidia Control panel and it worked.

It was set to "Let applications to controll Anti-aliasing". Should i uncheck this?

[ihazcarrot™]

Well i don't really know how it is on ATI cards, but my Antialiasing - mode is set to "Aplication Controlled"

Btw beware, that if your using a laptop of some sort with 2 graphics cards, it will only detect the wearker one (integrated)

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Originally posted by ihazcarrot:

Antialiasing - mode is set to "Aplication Controlled"

Mine too. So i won't touch that.
Any other ideas?

PS: I'm not using laptop.

[Entr0py]

Try running it in compatibility mode for a supported os

[Gremlin62]

Originally posted by ihazcarrot:

Had same problem as you.
Try turning off Antialiasing completely via your graphics card's software for that game. I did it on Nvidia Control panel and it worked.

Yep, does work for Nvidia cards. Thanks ihazcarrot!

[Team Vladof]

Game doesn't use AA at all anyways, even though it's in the options. Doesn't seem to use Anisotropic Filtering or HIGH/LOW Texture, either. (You can basically switch everything off, and you won't notice a difference). The shadow maps, dirt maps, etc + resolution are the only things that really make a difference. The shadow maps look awful, so I recommend turning them off. The dirt maps just make your vehicle more/less dirty as you off-road or go over water (respectively). (nice effect, but can switch off w/o noticing much). Not sure what "normal maps" do, as I've turned it on and off and didn't notice a difference.

On some games you can diddle around with your gfx card settings directly to override game / app control, but I never found anything decent to come of it. When I forced AA on via my GTX760, it blanked out all the gfx. AF didn't seem to have a difference. Basically, just ended up turnning res all the way up, everything else all the way down/off, and got on with life.

For extra performance kick, you can download the FUEL: REFULED mod to install modules that disable Bloom & Motion Blur. You'll lose some graphical prettiness and sense of speed, but disabled they help you see where you're going better.