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Blurry textures in FSX

miksz

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Hey everyone. The only thing that separates me from update on my EYKA Kaunas International Airport is ground polygons. I use 8192x8192 textures. In Sketchup i use 2048x2048 textures, then i export model as .dae. When I import model in MCX I replace textures from sketchup with .dds 8192x8192 textures. Then I compile model. And when I go to FSX i get my textures blurry instead of sharp and nice textures. Any ideas why is this happening? In FSX setting there is Anisotripic filtering and Antialiasing turned on. It doesn't matter if I change filtering or antialiasing settings - the result is pretty much the same. Help me please if you know what causes blurry textures. :)
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Even with a custom fsx.cfg entry, or after removal of mipmaps, my understanding is that FSX will only display a max resolution of 4096x4096.

Without a customised TextureMaxLoad entry, your FSX will default to 1024x1024 MIP
 
hcornea said:
Even with a custom fsx.cfg entry, or after removal of mipmaps, my understanding is that FSX will only display a max resolution of 4096x4096.

Without a customised TextureMaxLoad entry, your FSX will default to 1024x1024 MIP
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Thanks for response. Looks like a lot of work is waiting for me today :)
 
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