Improve the default texture quality settings#488
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Calinou wants to merge 1 commit intoioquake:mainfrom
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Improve the default texture quality settings#488Calinou wants to merge 1 commit intoioquake:mainfrom
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- Use the highest texture quality. - Use 8× anisotropic filtering by default. Any machine made in the last 10 years (and then some) should be able to handle this :) It's possible to get even better rendering by using 16× anisotropic filtering, but this may have a noticeable cost on older integrated graphics.
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ioquake3 version of iortcw/iortcw#139.
Follow-up to #487.
Any machine made in the last 10 years (and then some) should be able to handle this 🙂
It's possible to get even better rendering by using 16× anisotropic filtering, but this may have a noticeable cost on older integrated graphics.