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Blurred Textures In The Distance

Discussion in 'Troubleshooting: Bugs, Questions and Support' started by RegenJackey, Feb 9, 2016.

  1. RegenJackey

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    Hello everyone,

    this is my first post on this forum, however I've been watching videos for a long time and finally bought the game myself for christmas. It is already one of my favourite games in my Steam library, however I've come across something that really bugs me.
    I'm playing BeamNG.drive on the highest settings possible, yet the textures still fade out very quickly, for example the roads. I thought it was normal, but when I saw a picture in the newest changelog it changed my mind.
    You can see in the pictures below that there are very sharp road lines while my screenshot shows a blurry mess. You can also see on the other screenshot that the texture stays high resolution through out the entirety of the picture, and on mine you can't see the yellow line at all.
    Is there something I'm missing? Thanks!

    Image from the changelog:

    A screenshot of the same road I found on the internet:

    My screenshot:

    with the settings:
     
  2. randomshortguy

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    Make sure Anisotrophic Filtering is based out in game, and if that doesn't work, force enable it in your GPU drivers for BeamNG
     
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  3. Nadeox1

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    That's the Anisotropic Filtering.
    Ingame it's set to the maximum already, so I think you probably have some setting in your Video Card Control Panel overriding it.

    If you have Nvidia:
    Skyrim-NVCPL-AF-2.png
    You should see something like this (But you have to check the 'GLOBAL SETTINGS' tab). Make sure texture filtering is set to 'Let the software decide' or whatever is similar to that.

    If you have AMD:
    I don't have a screenshot for that, but you should search for the same thing.
     
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  4. RegenJackey

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    That was it, the Anisotropic Filtering was set to off in global settings.
    Thank you very much for the quick answer!
     
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