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GP Question

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macedonia
Hi,

Is this normal ground poly to look like this, (antialiasing on MAX) .. (say depends on the pictures from the air on minimums approx., thanks) :)


Btw look, how it looks without render

upload_2015-12-21_22-59-42.png


And how much blurry with render, why ?? I want in FSX to looks like in the first image, in FSX it looks like in middle of this two images .. :D

upload_2015-12-21_22-57-47-png.26139



FSX - http://imgur.com/a/DUdOq
 

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algeria
I think, If you want the GP to appear not blurry, then you don't have to make "Mipmaps" for you textures while converting them.
But I could be wrong. I'm not sure of this so I'm really sorry
 
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