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See [[Howto: Improve framerates#Optimus Technology]]. | See [[Howto: Improve framerates#Optimus Technology]]. | ||
When your computer does not have the Optimus Technolog (NVidia) or Hybrid Graphics technology (ATI), you are likely to be unable to run FlightGear. | When your computer does not have the Optimus Technolog (NVidia) or Hybrid Graphics technology (ATI), you are likely to be unable to run FlightGear at the current graphics settings. See [[Howto:Improve framerates#Shaders]] for instructions on how to switch off demanding eye candy. | ||
Apart from the above mentioned stuff, it may be useful to install the latest drivers for your graphics card: | |||
* If you have a Nvidia GPU, then visit http://wiki.flightgear.org/Howto:Improve_framerates#nVidia. | |||
* For '''ATI line''' of video cards, look at this site: http://www.amd.com/us/products/technologies/amd-catalyst/pages/catalyst.aspx .You should find a file named "Catalyst control center", which allow you to modify the behaviour of your GPU with flightgear. I mean the Antialiasing control, the triple buffering, etc. | |||
=== WARNING: Couldn't convert texture... === | === WARNING: Couldn't convert texture... === | ||
You are trying to run an aircraft not compatible with your FlightGear version. Most of the time, this error appears when you fly an aircraft, textured with .png files on versions older than 1.9. Convert the textures manually to .rgb or upgrade your FlightGear version. | You are trying to run an aircraft not compatible with your FlightGear version. Most of the time, this error appears when you fly an aircraft, textured with .png files on versions older than 1.9. Convert the textures manually to .rgb or upgrade your FlightGear version. |