Moto Racer D3D Tip

I noticed another post here concerning Moto Racer D3D mode. You won't get the full 3D filtering effect unless you go to Options at the beginning of the game and select the D3D line. It will say On, Off, or Filtered. You want to click till it says filtered, and the game should look much better. This is if your vid card supports this feature. Also, for some reason I have to do this at the start of every session, same with my controls. If someone has any tips on this, I'd appreciate it.

I believe with the latest patch the filtered option will be saved. -- Eric T. Busch Akorn Access, Inc. http://ebusch.akorn.net > Also, for some reason I have to do this at the start of every >session, same with my controls. If someone has any tips on this, I'd >appreciate it.

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> I noticed another post here concerning Moto Racer D3D mode. You > won't get the full 3D filtering effect unless you go to Options at the > beginning of the game and select the D3D line. It will say On, Off, or > Filtered. You want to click till it says filtered, and the game should > look much better. This is if your vid card supports this feature. > Also, for some reason I have to do this at the start of every > session, same with my controls. If someone has any tips on this, I'd > appreciate it.

Dumb questions, but what is the benefit of turning Filtered on ... I know it looks better, but what exactly is happening there? Thanks, Doug -- FIN. PROTECTION DURING RETIREMENT: [link lost in import] KEYWORDS: AARP *** daycare living facility Allianz Alzheimer's Disease American Travellers Insurance Company assisted benefits care CNA cognitive impairment Commissioners conditions custodial disability elder estate planning eldercare financial grandparents HCFA health care HIAA home hospital indemnity Insurance Long Term Care LTC Medicaid medical underwriting Medicare NAIC nonforfeiture nurse nursing parents policy retirement senior citizens services skilled care Social spousal benefit support pre-existing reimbur***t respiratory respite restoration retire

It turns on bi-linear filtering which helps to eliminate pixelization of textures by using a weighted average of the color values of four adjacent texture pixels. -- Eric T. Busch Akorn Access, Inc. http://ebusch.akorn.net >Dumb questions, but what is the benefit of turning Filtered on ... I >know it looks better, but what exactly is happening there?