01.09.2010, 09:45
Good day, everyone
The Mesh command line in the conf.ini file of the main registry of IL-2 can have a direct impact on whether any mesh objects are fully rendered in the simulator. Examples of mesh objects include towers, fences, barbed wire, razor wire, tressel bridges, I-beam bridge supports, and so forth.
Look for this command line in the conf.ini file of IL-2...
(Under [Render_DirectX] or [Render_OpenGL])
MeshDetail=2
You might need to increase graphics to High Quality and go from Trilinear to Anisotropic, though it might not be necessary.
If memory serves me right, then the value should be MeshDetail=2. Making sure that this value is set properly would eliminate one major possibility for the lack of visible tower support members in the British radar system.
Another less likely possibility is that graphics card Control Panel and IL-2 Setup configuration is causing a conflict whereby Mesh is sacrificed because another setting is very high. In this case, the graphics system might be forced to choose which characteristics to render. If you have smooth frame rates, then this possibility does not exist.
My IL-2 Guide covers detailed graphics setting information:
IL-2 Guide for Computers, Benchmarking, Optimizing, Tweaking
viewtopic.php?f=30&t=22314
Fireskull
The Mesh command line in the conf.ini file of the main registry of IL-2 can have a direct impact on whether any mesh objects are fully rendered in the simulator. Examples of mesh objects include towers, fences, barbed wire, razor wire, tressel bridges, I-beam bridge supports, and so forth.
Look for this command line in the conf.ini file of IL-2...
(Under [Render_DirectX] or [Render_OpenGL])
MeshDetail=2
You might need to increase graphics to High Quality and go from Trilinear to Anisotropic, though it might not be necessary.
If memory serves me right, then the value should be MeshDetail=2. Making sure that this value is set properly would eliminate one major possibility for the lack of visible tower support members in the British radar system.
Another less likely possibility is that graphics card Control Panel and IL-2 Setup configuration is causing a conflict whereby Mesh is sacrificed because another setting is very high. In this case, the graphics system might be forced to choose which characteristics to render. If you have smooth frame rates, then this possibility does not exist.
My IL-2 Guide covers detailed graphics setting information:
IL-2 Guide for Computers, Benchmarking, Optimizing, Tweaking
viewtopic.php?f=30&t=22314
Fireskull