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====== Graphics settings ======= | ====== Graphics settings ======= | ||
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+ | **Note** the Vulkan rendering system is still in beta so it's up to you to choose which option works best for you. In general you should see anywhere from 5-15% performance increase in certain configurations. | ||
- | Open the graphics settings from the main menu by clicking on “Settings” and “Graphics”. | + | {{: |
- | Use the graphics settings to optimize the flight simulator performance on your PC. For a smooth experience you will need an actual graphics card driver. | + | |
- | If you ever have an issue in terms of graphics, please check your graphics card driver. | + | |
- | {{ : | + | ===== Resolution ===== |
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+ | Use the resolution setting to select the screen size that best fits your situation. Most users will use the highest resolution available to you (that your monitor can handle), however, if you experience performance issues at higher resolutions, | ||
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+ | If you have a special resolution or encounter issues with low frame rates then you can set the resolution to “Window mode”. In window mode you can scale the window size to the size that you want. **Note** - In **VR** mode, " | ||
- | Please disable any monitor zoom functions and set up the monitor resolution using this selection: | + | ===== Limit frame rate ===== |
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+ | Limit Frame Rate provides you with options to turn VSync off and on, or lock the max frame rate to 120 or 240 | ||
- | If you have a special resolution or encounter issue with a low frame rate then please use the “Window mode”. Now, you can scale the window size up to your full monitor size. This mode can help in case you encounter certain graphics card issues. | + | Vsync attempts to run the game at the same refresh as the monitor, often causing for a smoother overall experience. |
+ | Turning VSync on forces | ||
+ | Having V-sync on definitely impacts | ||
+ | You can also set limits to free up graphical resources by setting your limit to 120 or 240. Always try different settings to find what works best for you. **Note** - It is recommended to turn VSync off if you are running Aerofly FS 2 in **VR**. | ||
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+ | ===== Lens Flare Effect ===== | ||
- | ===== Limit frame rate ===== | + | {{: |
- | By default “vsync” is on. If you have any trouble obtaining a smooth performance you can limit the frame rate. The lowest is 120 FPS | + | Use this setting to toggle the suns rays graphical effect |
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+ | **note** Turning off the lens flare effect will still show the sun, only those round color auras will be turned off. | ||
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- | ===== Custom graphics settings ===== | ||
- | To enable the individual graphics settings click on “custom” at the first line. The next 5 lines will be enabled. Now you can set up the texture quality or building density individually. To reset this settings simply click on one of the preset setups at the line “Graphics quality”. | + | ===== Graphical Renderer Options ===== |
- | {{ :wiki:fs2_steaml_en_012.jpg?600 |}} | + | **OpenGL** |
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+ | OpenGL rendering is the core standard graphics rendering system for Aerofly FS2, choose this setting if you are seeing better performance than Vulkan or you are having problems in general running the beta Vulkan rending engine. | ||
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+ | **Note** You won't have the option of using High Quality Anti-aliasing in this rendering mode. | ||
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+ | **Vulkan** | ||
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+ | Vulkan rendering is a new beta graphics rendering engine that has potential to increase performance by 5-15% over OpenGL rendering. Choosing this option will unlock the High Quality Anti-aliasing option. This option will provide better management over jagged edges and flickering objects. | ||
+ | Using high Quality Anti-aliasing may reduce performance in certain configurations. | ||
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+ | Use the Vulkan rendering option and High Quality Anti-aliasing with the understanding that these settings are currently in beta. | ||
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