A few months ago or so, my NVidia drivers decided to update themselves automatically. It updated to 306.something. Ever since it did that, it seems that the mipmapping (?) doesn't work anymore, giving me these sort of aliased lines in the textures (see image below). The thing is, it only happens to me in Minecraft, somehow. Before the 306.something drivers, it looked much better.
I tried reverting to older drivers but they kept updating automatically. I've tried a lot of different settings with the 3d settings of NVidia, but so far it didn't work. Is there a way to fix this?
On a possibly related note: it seems I do have anti-alias in Minecraft (I forced it in the 3d settings), but when I make a screenshot, the edges look aliased...
Those lines you have there are very common in minecraft when looking textures that far. They are nothing serious so don't worry about them.
Well, to be honest, I want to do a video, but this is just way too ugly. And I didn't have this before. If there's a way to fix it, it would make me really happy.
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A few months ago or so, my NVidia drivers decided to update themselves automatically. It updated to 306.something. Ever since it did that, it seems that the mipmapping (?) doesn't work anymore, giving me these sort of aliased lines in the textures (see image below). The thing is, it only happens to me in Minecraft, somehow. Before the 306.something drivers, it looked much better.
I tried reverting to older drivers but they kept updating automatically. I've tried a lot of different settings with the 3d settings of NVidia, but so far it didn't work. Is there a way to fix this?
On a possibly related note: it seems I do have anti-alias in Minecraft (I forced it in the 3d settings), but when I make a screenshot, the edges look aliased...
Thanks!
Well, to be honest, I want to do a video, but this is just way too ugly. And I didn't have this before. If there's a way to fix it, it would make me really happy.