#Freespace 2 music mod#

#Freespace 2 music mod#

If a mod does not supply the required interface art for a ship, this mode will be used instead. It completely disables the standard ANI interface in this screen. Uses ship models in ship selection window. Omit this to keep the aspect ratio, adding black bars where appropriate.Дisables fullscreen scaling of video clips. Scales the interface to fill the screen without preserving the aspect ratio. No check to make sure that resolution is no higher than your desktop resolution, so be careful. Game Speed -no_vsyncДЄdds a second pair of scanning lines to the target window when scanning an object.Дisplays target info, such as name and class, beside the targeted object.ДЄn Orb style 3D radar will replace the standard 2D version.Дisplays time remaining until rearm and repair from a support ship is complete.ДЄdds an ammo gauge to the HUD when armed with a ballistic weapon. Note: Currently doesn't support shadows for cockpits and show ship. For all other systems, the -smaa flag (detailed below) should be used. This antialiasing mode should only be used on very old (read: 2005-2010 era) hardware.

Note that, while there are up to 7 possible values for this parameter, there are only 3 presets available: a value of 0-3 corresponds to the 'Low' preset, 4-6 gets you the 'medium' preset, and 7 and up switches to the 'High' preset. There is an associated parameter -fxaa_preset, which takes a number from 0 to 7 these can be used to set the effect's quality.

The impact of these presets, both in terms of performance and in terms of visuals, can be observed in the F3 lab: The number keys 0-6 can be used to switch through the various AA presets on the fly there.Д®nables the FXAA anti-aliasing. 0-2 correspond to the Low, Medium and High FXAA presets, 3-6 to the Low, Medium, High and Ultra SMAA presets respectively. This parameter takes a numeric argument ranging from 0 to 6.

-aa_preset Sets a different antialiasing mode, in case the default is insufficient or is too taxing on the GPU.

By default, the 'Low' preset of the SMAA shader will be used. Because FSO uses a deferred renderer, hardware-driven AA methods like MSAA cannot be used the engine includes the well-established FXAA and SMAA post-processing shaders to get antialiasing instead.

-aa This flag enables the default antialiasing.