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== Hints for users == | == Hints for users == | ||
=== Shaders === | === Shaders === | ||
As of FlightGear 2.0.0, a growing number of [[shaders]] is being implemented into FlightGear. While these do make your flights visually appealing, they tend to have quite an impact on most computers. Luckily you can easily disable shaders in the <tt>View > Rendering Options</tt> dialog. As of FlightGear 2.6.0 an advanced shader options dialog is available, in which you can adjust every single shader's setting. | As of FlightGear 2.0.0, a growing number of [[shaders]] is being implemented into FlightGear. While these do make your flights visually appealing, they tend to have quite an impact on most computers. Luckily you can easily disable shaders in the <tt>View > Rendering Options</tt> dialog. As of FlightGear 2.6.0 an advanced shader options dialog is available, in which you can adjust every single shader's setting. To disable the shaders on startup, run FlightGear with: | ||
--prop:/sim/rendering/shaders/quality-level=0 | |||
Leave out the <code>--prop:</code> prefix when adding the command via <tt>Advanced > Properties</tt> on the last page of FGRun. | |||
It requires some testing to find out what settings are best for your computer, but it's defenitely worth spending some time on! | It requires some testing to find out what settings are best for your computer, but it's defenitely worth spending some time on! | ||