anisotropic filtiring ?

what anisotropic filtiring actually do ? and if i will enable it at the highest setting like “15 samples” is it going to make the graphic better or worst ?
Answer #1
It reduces the “jaggies” around all the details of the game, the higher its set the “smoother” the edges should look, but this comes at the cost of performance.
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Answer #2
, that’s anti-aliasing not anisotropic filtering
AF is basically picture quality over distance. Game engines will focus out textures at long range and also make them a lot less detailed than the ones closer to you
Higher AF just changes that threshold
Answer #3
u meen if i will put the highest AF then i can see high details structures even if they are far ?
Answer #4
Yes
Answer #5
The higher the better the image quality, but sacrificing performance.
http://common.ziffdavisinternet.com/util_get_image/16/0,1425,sz=1&i=161084,00.jpg
Answer #6

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, that’s anti-aliasing not anisotropic filtering
AF is basically picture quality over distance. Game engines will focus out textures at long range and also make them a lot less detailed than the ones closer to you
Higher AF just changes that threshold
Cheers ^|^ I should try reading better lol
I change my previous statement agree with whats been said.
Answer #7
oh thx alot

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