Post: [PS3 ]Input Lag Fix! Anti-Aliasing [On] [Off]
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03-23-2012, 09:42 PM
#1
Bush.
Long Gone Day
Input lag is usually not a coding error, but happens by graphic related things Anti-Aliasing being one of them, turning it off wont completely remove it. Input lag is always there but doing this will help minimize it.
Anti-Aliasing is a method of fooling the eye that a jagged edge is really smooth. Anti-Aliasing is often referred in games and on graphics cards. In games especially the chance to smooth edges of the images goes a long way to creating a realistic 3D image on the screen. Remember though that Anti-Aliasing does not actually smooth any edges of images it merely fools the eye. Like a lot of things they are only designed to be good enough. If you can't tell the difference then that's fine. Lets take a look at the example below to demonstrate the effects of Anti-Aliasing.
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The letter on the left is a blown up letter a with no anti-aliasing. The letter on the right has had anti-aliasing applied to it. In this blown up form it looks like its simply blurred but if we reduce the size down to a more standard size you may see the difference.
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Now look closely at the two letters. You can still tell that the letter of the left is jagged but the letter on the right looks a lot smoother and less blurry than the example above. Remember I have only shrunk the image down back to normal size and have not altered anything else to the image at all. So as you can see, Anti-Aliasing brings a much more pleasing image to the eye. Something like what comes out of a high class printer rather than what you can be used to seeing when on a computer screen.
You can turn this off by going to Options-Display-And you can toggle it from there
Is it worth it?
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03-23-2012, 10:27 PM
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ChillChiefly96
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03-23-2012, 10:32 PM
#3
Kidd Cold
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Originally posted by Bush.
With the new BF3 patch coming out Tuesday, March 27th, You will be able to disable Anti-Aliasing to reduce input lag. This may sound nice and it is, but your giving up one thing, for another.
Anti-Aliasing is a method of fooling the eye that a jagged edge is really smooth. Anti-Aliasing is often referred in games and on graphics cards. In games especially the chance to smooth edges of the images goes a long way to creating a realistic 3D image on the screen. Remember though that Anti-Aliasing does not actually smooth any edges of images it merely fools the eye. Like a lot of things they are only designed to be good enough. If you can't tell the difference then that's fine. Lets take a look at the example below to demonstrate the effects of Anti-Aliasing.
[ATTACH=CONFIG]16172[/ATTACH]
The letter on the left is a blown up letter a with no anti-aliasing. The letter on the right has had anti-aliasing applied to it. In this blown up form it looks like its simply blurred but if we reduce the size down to a more standard size you may see the difference.
[ATTACH=CONFIG]16173[/ATTACH]
Now look closely at the two letters. You can still tell that the letter of the left is jagged but the letter on the right looks a lot smoother and less blurry than the example above. Remember I have only shrunk the image down back to normal size and have not altered anything else to the image at all. So as you can see, Anti-Aliasing brings a much more pleasing image to the eye. Something like what comes out of a high class printer rather than what you can be used to seeing when on a computer screen.
Is it worth it?
You can find information and what the patch contains HERE: You must login or register to view this content.
Anti-Aliasing is a method of fooling the eye that a jagged edge is really smooth. Anti-Aliasing is often referred in games and on graphics cards. In games especially the chance to smooth edges of the images goes a long way to creating a realistic 3D image on the screen. Remember though that Anti-Aliasing does not actually smooth any edges of images it merely fools the eye. Like a lot of things they are only designed to be good enough. If you can't tell the difference then that's fine. Lets take a look at the example below to demonstrate the effects of Anti-Aliasing.
[ATTACH=CONFIG]16172[/ATTACH]
The letter on the left is a blown up letter a with no anti-aliasing. The letter on the right has had anti-aliasing applied to it. In this blown up form it looks like its simply blurred but if we reduce the size down to a more standard size you may see the difference.
[ATTACH=CONFIG]16173[/ATTACH]
Now look closely at the two letters. You can still tell that the letter of the left is jagged but the letter on the right looks a lot smoother and less blurry than the example above. Remember I have only shrunk the image down back to normal size and have not altered anything else to the image at all. So as you can see, Anti-Aliasing brings a much more pleasing image to the eye. Something like what comes out of a high class printer rather than what you can be used to seeing when on a computer screen.
Is it worth it?
You can find information and what the patch contains HERE: You must login or register to view this content.
Honestly I never noticed any input lag in BF3.. But now that it has been brought to my attention, I will probably be paranoid as shit about it.
03-24-2012, 01:37 AM
#5
Kidd Cold
**** my Toaster !~!
Originally posted by Bush.
I noticed it right when i played my first match i was like :happyguy: 
:concentrate: >:< :FU:
:concentrate: >:< :FU:
hahaha damn... I also noticed they are fixing the c4 thing. Where u place it and detonate it after you die..
Makes me sad.. I used to troll the shit out of people that way.. Kind of similar to ur use of faces.. Guy gets happy because he killed me, a few of his buddies steal my tank and boom!
03-24-2012, 02:31 AM
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El Violador
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03-24-2012, 03:05 AM
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ChillChiefly96
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Originally posted by Conium
Or you could tell Sony to make a console that can actually run intense games.
Now THAT i like
Should have got this game for the PC.
---------- Post added at 10:05 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:05 PM ----------
Originally posted by Bush.
I don"t think you quite understand how input lag happens
Please. Enlighten me.
03-24-2012, 03:06 AM
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El Violador
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