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The numbers used for things like texture quality and image quality, what numbers signify higher quality? Also, what are the ranges?

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To get a sensible reply to a question like this you need to be a lot more specific. Give an example from FSX.cfg and ask a specific question.

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Ted, if you're talking aircraft textures, all you may want to consider is setting texture_max_load to the size of your largest texture.
All the other stuff is for ground texture rendering.
Other than that, I get the best results with AA checked and filtering method set to anisotropic in FSX, and graphics card drivers AA and filtering set to application controlled, mipmaps to high quality.
 
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