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[digitalforceq]

Ok, I have the Steam Digital Deluxe Version and it's working great on my PC.   That being said, I have two issues:

1 - Is there no way to hard code anti aliasing in the game?  I tried the NVIDIA control panel and it doesn't help.

2 - I played and beat Mass Effect 1 on 360 but bought Mass Effect 2 on PC.  I read an article that there was a way to manually start a new game on PC yet enter some of the major decisions that you made in the first game.  Any way around this or help this situation?

Thanks in advance

[Lavans6879]

1) You can use nHancer to force AA if you set the AA mode to Unreal Engine 3 compatability. http://www.nhancer.com/



2) Hard to say. You'll probably need to transfer the save via a memory stick, if possible.

[digitalforceq]

Thanks for your help Lavan. I will check out the Nhancer.



Anyone have any official info on transferring 360 save game or tweaking a PC save game to include old decisions.

[Jim_uk]

digitalforceq wrote...

Thanks for your help Lavan. I will check out the Nhancer.

Anyone have any official info on transferring 360 save game or tweaking a PC save game to include old decisions.

You could grab a save off this site with the decisions that match yours.

http://www.annakie.com/me/home.htm

You can still change appearance and class after import.

[Grestorn]

Digitalforceq, please see this thread in the nHancer forum for details on how to get Anti-Aliasing:



http://forum.nhancer...read.php?t=1602

[digitalforceq]

You guys are most hopeful - Thank you SOO much!



Grestorn, in the past when installing Nhancer, sometimes it would corrupt other game profiles while fixing the one game I was working on. Is there another way to manually edit the NVIDIA profile to make AA work without installing Nhancer? I have a GTX 295.



Thanks!

[Grestorn]

I'm pretty sure than nHancer doesn't corrupt other game's profiles. Many, many people are using it and I never heard of such a problem. Maybe you've used an nHancer version which wasn't really compatible with the driver you had at that time?



Anyway: You can always restore all profiles to the state before you used nHancer (it creates a copy of the original database in nHancer's own directory.).



The only way to get AA without nHancer is to manually edit the profile database and to restart the system.

[digitalforceq]

Thank you Grestorn!



I did confirm though, I have a GTX 295 and if I enable AA and SLI, I get silky smooth performance and then huge random drops for no reason. It goes from 60 to like 15 then right back up. Sucks because AA looks great but I'd rather have 100% smooth FPS than totally inconsistent FPS with AA.

[Jamull]

forget nHancer. you don't need that. here's how I got it to work with my GTX 260.

http://forums.nvidia...howtopic=157394

I edited the NvApps.xml file like he said (replacing biogame.exe with MassEffect2.exe) along with the next lines.

However, since he chose a certain AA and I wanted to be able to edit ALL the settings that the Nvidia control panel offers, I changed the second part of this guy's guide.

I went into the Nvidia control panel and went to one of my other installed games. I made its settings to what I wanted to have Mass Effect 2 to run at. Then when editing the NvApps.xml file I used Ctrl+F to find the other game's settings, and copy/pasted those to the part where Mass Effect 2 was.

End result: I got to edit all the settings that are in the Nvidia Control Panel for ME2 without waiting for a driver update! :happy: