Macdory: I can't get it to run fullscreen unless I have AA on, and then I can't see all items. So, I have to run it in software mode which looks god awful and in a window, which is too small to be comfy.

xa_chan: Hmm, okay, i tried to mess up with the Nvidia control panel settings for TLJ, but in fact nothing changes at all in-game ! I mean, i selected the game.exe that runs TLJ, applied several changes about anisotropic and AA filters, applied the changes, closed the window, launched TLJ and... nothing ! It is as if i hadn't changed anything!! But when i go back to the Nvidia control panel, i see that my customs settings are still there.

Anybody can help me to find out why?

Shanbar: I know this is a couple years old but I had this problem aswell as I just recently bought the game. The solution I found was to rename the game.exe to game2.exe or whatever you like. I think the problem was nvidia confuses game.exe with another game.exe, in my case it was Red Alert which I dont even have. Since ive changed it the profile actually saves and I dont need to change the global settings to get it to work. Don't forget to change the shortcut on the desktop to point to game2.exe if you want it to still work.
Unforutnately I find I now suffer the problem others have of the top of the tree and egg missing at the start. Gonna fiddle around with some more settings.

deedward9: I know this seems to be a long dead thread, but just wanted to add my findings.

I have a Radeon HD 6870, AMD Phenom II x4, Windows 7x64.

So far in just playing chapter 1, I have gotten the AA to work with the following settings and drivers.

In Config.exe, only Force single buffer is checked.

AMD Catalyst 11.2

AA is set at 8x
Anisotropic Filtering at 16x
Tessellation to Use application setings
Texture Filtering to Quality
Vertical Refresh to off unless application specifies
Anti-Ailasing Mode to Performance (Multi-sample AA)
Triple Buffering Unchecked.

Hope that someone can find this information useful. Thus far, no missing scenes, item or image pop in, and the character models look much improved. Somehow, actually more recognizable as people.

Devin

kingarepa: Thank you Devin! You sir are a genius. I've been looking for a way to enable Anti-Aliasing with ATI cards on this game for years. I never wanted to play it cause the jaggies drove me crazy (jagged Edges and OCD don't go well together). Today, I get to sit down and take my first step into what I hear is an amazing game. Thanks again Devin. You're the man!

kingarepa: