it doesnt work :/ thanks anyway C:Have you tried FSAA=No or FSAA=False?
Perhaps try deleting the FSAA=0 line alltogether? It might be saying this because the Direct3D9 subsystem does use FSAA for its anti-aliasing. Maybe a removal of the line in the configuration file will do the trick.I did it, but then it told me that the ''Resource Creation Policy=Create on all devices'' is missing and when I tried deleting this line too it told me that ''VSync Interval'' is missing too :/
For clarification, only remove the FSAA=0 line under [ Direct3d9 Rendering Subsystem ]. Leave it be for OpenGL.
Perhaps try switching your rendering subsystem to OpenGL. I've never heard of this issue so maybe a total switch to the opposite one will resolve the error.I did it and it told me that ''VSync Interval'' is missing
You can do this by, at the top where it says "Render System=Direct3D9 Rendering Subsystem", change that to "Render System=OpenGL Rendering Subsystem" Be sure to save the file as usual and restart your game.
Something tells me replacing the value of FSSA with non-integral values will cause a crash/the config to be regenerated. Likely, what is happening is that a call to `MaterialManager::getSingleton().setDefaultAnisotropy(int aniLevel);` or equivalent is being done at start, and it only takes an integral value for the AA level to use. Oddly enough, this also makes me believe maybe your hardware does not know how to do AA, or rather, its implementation. You did make sure to get the nvidia drivers for your card, yes? You did say your computer was pretty new, after all. In addition, you could possibly take a look at your `FH.log` to see if there are any more clues.I dont know about my pc's capability of doing AA, but I searched something called ''FH'' and it's a text document file *I dont know if this is FH.log* which says: Capabilities:: VertexProgram: YES
I was hoping we could avoid this but with errors such as those, and the quantity of "missing" errors, I would try a full reinstall of the game. I would also recommend redownloading it from the site as well as sometimes an error happens within the installer. Make sure you completely erase your current FeralHeart folder before you reinstall it back onto your computer so there are no leftovers from the old one. I hope it's not too much of a hassle for you. If you try this and it ends up continuing to give you errors, as Vilivikhorith mentioned, it could have something to do with your video card drivers. Or, a conclusion i'm coming to, is that there is something that could be wrong with your anti-aliasing settings in your video/graphics card control panel. However, I would try a reinstall before we get into that.ok, I'll try it and I'll tell you if I find any problem. Btw, do you happen to have any other link except for torrent? Because I dont have torrent to open the game setup, plus when I download the fh web setup and click on it, it vanishes and tells me that I dont have permission to access it or something like that