Anti-Alias Settings

[Vraciu]

Here's a weird one.   I've managed to get my laptop anti-alias setting via the manufacturer's graphics software in Windows 10 Control Panel to smooth everything out in the game.  However, when I take a screenshot using Alt+S the resulting picture has jagged edges on the object in question. 

Do I need to change something else?

Here's an example.  In the game the skin edges look smooth but the screenshots are not.

[Shuffler]

Ive got this one....Glasses.

[Vraciu]

Ha.

[atlau]

How come screen shots always look better than the game in play?

[Vraciu]

How come screen shots always look better than the game in play?

I think it's a settings difference.  Shadows, reflections, object detail, bit count, etc.  Also time of day is a factor.    Skins look vastly different with varying sun angles.

[Vraciu]

Found the problem.  I guess I missed this option when looking for it the first time.  It's on the startup menu...

[Shuffler]

    so it wasn't glasses?

[Vraciu]

Maybe indirectly.   

[Ack-Ack]

Enabling AA in-game makes the cockpit interior darker, making it difficult to read some of the dials like trim, etc.

[Vraciu]

Agreed. 

[Chalenge]

Bump up Anisotropic Filtering.