Splinter Cell e Geforce 4 Ti 4200 - Pagina 2

Hanamichi · 31-03-2003, 21:25

Quote:

Originally posted by "chicco80"

Vai nel pannello di controllo della vga e metti le impostazioni di prestazioni su "applicazione",così dovresti risolvere quel problema

OOOOOOOOOO! CHICCO SHOW

worst · 31-03-2003, 21:39

Un tizio del supporto tecnico di Splinter Cell:

"Q: While playing Splinter Cell, the light coming from windows seem to cover everything on the screen. The light shines through walls and can been seen through Sam's body. What is causing this problem?

A: This seems to be a problem with certain video card Antialiasing settings. This problem can occur with certain Geforce and Radeon models and can easily be resolved by disabling Antialiasing on your video card. To do this:

1. Right-click on your desktop and choose Properties.
2. Click on the Settings Tab, and then click the Advanced button in the lower left corner.
3. Click on the tab that has the name of your video card to bring up the advanced properties for that card.
3. Under the Direct3D settings, find the Antialiasing settings and set them to 'off' or turn them down all the way.
4. Click Apply and OK to save your changes.

The next time you load Splinter Cell, you should not have this problem anymore.

[b][b]

MENO MALE!!! Qualcuno sa quando dovrebbe uscire questa seconda patch?

31-03-2003, 21:39	#22
worst Member Iscritto dal: Dec 2002 Messaggi: 55	Un tizio del supporto tecnico di Splinter Cell: "Q: While playing Splinter Cell, the light coming from windows seem to cover everything on the screen. The light shines through walls and can been seen through Sam's body. What is causing this problem? A: This seems to be a problem with certain video card Antialiasing settings. This problem can occur with certain Geforce and Radeon models and can easily be resolved by disabling Antialiasing on your video card. To do this: 1. Right-click on your desktop and choose Properties. 2. Click on the Settings Tab, and then click the Advanced button in the lower left corner. 3. Click on the tab that has the name of your video card to bring up the advanced properties for that card. 3. Under the Direct3D settings, find the Antialiasing settings and set them to 'off' or turn them down all the way. 4. Click Apply and OK to save your changes. The next time you load Splinter Cell, you should not have this problem anymore. [b][b] MENO MALE!!! Qualcuno sa quando dovrebbe uscire questa seconda patch?

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