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Anisotropic filtering with Unreal on GearVR? How?
On this page it says regarding texture filtering: Texture Filtering: Trilinear filtering is often a good idea for VR. It does have a performance cost, but it is worth it. Anisotropic filtering may ...
firagabird said:
@Norman3D
Not directly related to your query, but let me know how your use of anisotropic filtering affects the image quality & performance of your project. I've been refreshing myself on the topic, and it seems like AF is a must-have for any large, open environments with long, relatively flat surfaces (floors & walls).
Will do! So far I’ve not been able to find anyone who has even tried to use it with Unreal and I can’t seem to get it to work for the life of me!