Hi,
In games my gpu can handle higher anti-aliasing – but in rhino its limited to 8x. is it possible to force a higher anti-aliasing (through the nvidia control panel or hidden settings)?
I am hoping this isn’t a geforce/quadro openGL/DX thing again. If it is, would buying a Quadro (rtx 4000) enable, let’s say 32x anti-aliasing, in rhino 5 and 6 ?
thanks!
In the NVidia driver, I think you can set a Rhino profile that lets the card override the Rhino AA settings…
sadly no.
Hello - my p4000 is also limited to 8x. I believe the developer would tell you the performance hit of going any higher in a program like Rhino is not worth the slight gains.
-Pascal
thanks for looking this up.
I understand that it’s a bit overkill but I still would see the performance hit myself 
but if it’s not possible it’s not possible.
one question though: did you try to change it with the rhino settings or the driver?
It’s no problem running Rhino 6 at 64x AA with modern nvidia cards, but you have to do as Mitch said, set up custom profile for Rhino 6 in the nvidia drivers.
thanks holo,
is a
custom profile for Rhino 6 in the nvidia driver
something different than what I posted in post #3?
it is under nvidia control panel > manage 3d settings > program settings > rhino6
Hm, strange, what card do you have?
I can set my old 750m to 32x:
And here is the result even though Rhino shows 2x:
And here when the driver is at default with no overrides and Rhino is at native 2x:
EDIT: Hm… that wasn’t much difference… 
I’ll investigate later when I have time.
well, the two pictures looking kinda similar to me
btw: gpu in question is a 2080ti.
I don’t know why Nvidia doesn’t allow to change it in it’s current drivers 
Just to go completly nuts with this: https://orbmu2k.de/tools/nvidia-inspector-tool
be careful –
more aa settings than you ever could hope for:
I am still testing but it seems as some of them really change the aa- and 32x looks amazing!
@holo I think viewToFile doesn’t work; at least for me 32aa does’t show up in my file
