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Magedo Magedo
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edit: Friday July 7th, @01:54PM
wall texture becomes fuzzy
Some of the textures I have in my maps on my walls become fuzzy if you look at them from a distance. They just blur out and appear really weird. Does any one know how to stop them from doing that?
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Magedo.
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Magedo Magedo
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OK, yeah forget it. it seems all of my textures do it. Is ther any way to change it? Or is it a "visual enhancement" of the HL2 engine?
Magedo.
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Ghull Ghull
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i dont think u can change that. maby if u use a big texture that issue will go but not so sure.
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Magedo Magedo
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that really sucks... whatever. I'll guess I'll have to live with it.
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satchmo satchmo
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It's called "anisotropic filtering". Turn that visual effect to high in the video options, and this effect would become less noticeable.

However, you better have a high-end machine to increase this setting.
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Magedo Magedo
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I can play AOE III on full graphics. i think I can handle it. ^_^
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