Hey there! I used to have a laptop with an nvidia graphics card, and I'd follow all the steps to get my game looking nice and smooth with no issue. I just got my new computer, which uses an AMD graphics card, and no matter what settings I choose, the anti-aliasing on the game is SUPER high and jagged. These are the advanced settings I picked, and nothing I've done seems to be making a difference. The shop panel is also super huge compared to how it looked on my laptop, but no scaling settings seem to be helping. (The sparkles are meant to look pixelated, but nothing else should!)
I've tried these settings in addition to switching between OpenGL and Direct3D. No change no matter what I choose.
Hey there! I used to have a laptop with an nvidia graphics card, and I'd follow all the steps to get my game looking nice and smooth with no issue. I just got my new computer, which uses an AMD graphics card, and no matter what settings I choose, the anti-aliasing on the game is SUPER high and jagged. These are the advanced settings I picked, and nothing I've done seems to be making a difference. The shop panel is also super huge compared to how it looked on my laptop, but no scaling settings seem to be helping. (The sparkles are meant to look pixelated, but nothing else should!)
I've tried these settings in addition to switching between OpenGL and Direct3D. No change no matter what I choose.
Any ideas on what to do?
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