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Better graphics rendering
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Silwncer - Member
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Better graphics rendering
Is it possible to make better textures and world rendering in MT ? At Minecraft is awesome,you don't get half of house then all instead (maybe 'cause it's written in Java) ? I would like to see that in MT. It's tough to record with that rendering .
Re: Better graphics rendering
If you want the world to load faster, play on a server with optimized settings. If playing locally, get a solid state drive.
Other than that, what is "better" world rendering? Do you realize we support for high-level graphical features, such as multi-sample antialiasing, anisotropic texture filtering and GLSL shaders? (Try putting fsaa = 4 in your minetest.conf.)
Other than that, what is "better" world rendering? Do you realize we support for high-level graphical features, such as multi-sample antialiasing, anisotropic texture filtering and GLSL shaders? (Try putting fsaa = 4 in your minetest.conf.)
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