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Enable Post-Processing Option
zhex:
--- Quote from: andyr2005 on July 29, 2010, 12:03:12 am ---Hi,
Sorry for the delay in replying.
The easiest way around this would just involve you renaming the ufo.exe in the installation folder to something more meaningful like ufo-ai.exe or something or your own taste.
Otherwise, I would need to know which driver version you are using, as the way to change profiles varies considerably per version of the NVIDIA driver.
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No problem, it was fast enough. :)
I'm using 258.96 version drivers.
By the way I found another workaround, in "Adjust image settings with preview" under "3D Settings" I just selected "Let the 3D application decide" and now I can use post-processing in UFO AI. :)
bayo:
awesome bug...
Mattn:
i've added this to the faq - might help others
Kobold:
--- Quote from: zhex on July 29, 2010, 03:45:59 pm ---No problem, it was fast enough. :)
I'm using 258.96 version drivers.
By the way I found another workaround, in "Adjust image settings with preview" under "3D Settings" I just selected "Let the 3D application decide" and now I can use post-processing in UFO AI. :)
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I use the same driver version, but i dont need to switch to: "Let the 3D application decide" for post processing effect.
MCR:
You all should be happy, because you are BLESSED with Nvidia compared to ATI @ least regarding UFO:AI :P
You get ALL the graphic features to work, yet there is NO chance to do the same with a modern ATI card !
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