OT: Is there a command line to turn off FSAA

RBR is the only title I have that hates FSAA (you get annoying black lines running across the road). It looks fine without FSAA enabled, but I'll never remember to shut it off for just that game. I already have a batch file to launch RBR (since it is finicky in other ways, too) and was wondering if there is a command to shut off the FSAA on a GeForce-based card? I hope so... :) Thanks, Marc -- **************************************************************************** Marc Collins [email hidden] Your mouse has moved. Windows must be restarted for the change to take effect. Reboot now? ****************************************************************************

"Marc Collins" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:kG9Sd.2048$[email hidden]...

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> RBR is the only title I have that hates FSAA (you get annoying black lines > running across the road). It looks fine without FSAA enabled, but I'll > never remember to shut it off for just that game. I already have a batch > file to launch RBR (since it is finicky in other ways, too) and was > wondering if there is a command to shut off the FSAA on a GeForce-based > card? > > I hope so... :) > > Thanks, > > Marc

Dunno about an RBR command, but you can do it for RBR and any other game by setting up a game-specific application profile in your GeForce advanced display properties, with individualized settings for AA, AF, texture quality and Vsync. Right click on your desktop and choose analog display to shortcut to the appropriate menu. SB

Thanks. I feel dumb, but this will do the trick! Marc "Steve Blankenship" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...

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> "Marc Collins" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:kG9Sd.2048$[email hidden]... >> RBR is the only title I have that hates FSAA (you get annoying black >> lines >> running across the road). It looks fine without FSAA enabled, but I'll >> never remember to shut it off for just that game. I already have a batch >> file to launch RBR (since it is finicky in other ways, too) and was >> wondering if there is a command to shut off the FSAA on a GeForce-based >> card? >> >> I hope so... :) >> >> Thanks, >> >> Marc > > Dunno about an RBR command, but you can do it for RBR and any other game > by > setting up a game-specific application profile in your GeForce advanced > display properties, with individualized settings for AA, AF, texture > quality > and Vsync. Right click on your desktop and choose analog display to > shortcut to the appropriate menu. > > SB > >