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    the-hydra Guest

    Question N64 textures

    I want to know why the textures of the backround of nintendo 64 games looks so bad..
    like bad resolution or something.?
    Is it something at the settings (one of the filters may be?)??

    Im using the Pj64 and runing a lot of games
    and the characters and items looks fine but the flat textures...yack!
    (not so bad but i looked at screen shots and it should be better in real N64)

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    My system is:

    intelPentium 3 667mhz
    Riva TNT 2 model 64
    128 RAM
    windows 98 (2 edition)

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    they are ok for me

    my specs are

    amd athlon 1000mhz
    128mb ram
    windows me

    and so on

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    hmm my post count has been reset even more dammit

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    That�s not a emulation error but more or less the way the system was made.
    You see the N64 never really had very good looking 2D Sprites anyway..
    But when you play a N64 game on your comp with better graphics and higher resolution..
    Well you get the idea.. A TV has a sort of interpolation to it and makes this less noticeable.
    So basically it�s not a fault of you having a bad computer, But more that you have a good monitor!

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    It could be your filters too
    Try setting you ZBuffer to 32bit or so. And also try enabling FSAA as well as changing texture quality to medium or high, either 8-8-8-1 bit textures or 5-5-5-1, whichever suits you. Make sure you're not using palletes..
    Try turning on scanlines it may help..

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    Unhappy How??

    How can i change it (what menu)?????
    sorry but I have just lerned how to use the settings of PJ64

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    Can someone plz ansower????:nosmile:

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    no we cant j/k

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    Step 1: click the options menu
    Step 2: Click Configure graphics plugin
    Step 3: Click the emulation tab
    Step 4: try adjustong the texture format and the other buttons untill u get a suitable setting...

    hope it helps........

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    Arrow

    I know this staff already but i didnt understand the numbers part (i know just the 32bit)

    tx any way...

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    Use your Video Options for your GFX card.

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    the-hydra Guest

    Red face cant

    I cant enable the anti alising and my video card supports it (RIVA TNT2) i dont know why but the name and the filters are in gray like been disabled or something...

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    the-hydra Guest

    Lightbulb anti alising

    but i can enable anti alising from the video card menu yey!!
    now the game looks better but still...... the becround and walls textures looks bad

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    Christopher Time Guest

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    Did you completely overlook my post on purpose or... what?
    I'm telling you it's not a graphics problem per se.. The N64 just never rendered 2D textures very well.
    And a computer Monitor picks up little things like this a lot more than a Television would.

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    Ok....if u said so...

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