[SOLVED] No AA with nGlide

It doesn't matter what anti-aliasing configuration I choose on nvidia control panel. Forced AA from control panel only works if Reshade/SweetFX are switched off. If they're on, the only AA I can use is SMAA within SweetFX. nGlide 1.04 is a Glide to DX9 wrapper. Everything I change on nvidia control panel takes effect on the game (Dosbox + Tomb Raider 1996 in this case), except when ReShade is installed. How can I fix this?

Also, Reshade doesn't seem to work on ATI/AMD cards with the combo nGlide + Dosbox + Tomb Raider (don't know about other DOS games). Any light on this?

Thanks.


My specs:
Win 8 64bit
ReShade 0.18.2 Public Beta with Framework

Famicom wrote: It doesn't matter what anti-aliasing configuration I choose on nvidia control panel. Forced AA from control panel only works if Reshade/SweetFX are switched off. If they're on, the only AA I can use is SMAA within SweetFX. nGlide 1.04 is a Glide to DX9 wrapper. Everything I change on nvidia control panel takes effect on the game (Dosbox + Tomb Raider 1996 in this case), except when ReShade is installed. How can I fix this?

Also, Reshade doesn't seem to work on ATI/AMD cards with the combo nGlide + Dosbox + Tomb Raider (don't know about other DOS games). Any light on this?

Thanks.


My specs:
Win 8 64bit
ReShade 0.18.2 Public Beta with Framework

reshade doesnt work with driver AA , and game supported aa it usually wont work with.

Thanks for your answer. What about texture filtering?

Not quite right. While ReShade usually does not support driver AA, it does fully support any AA the game provides itself. Forcing texture filtering is no problem too.

Good to know. I'll have to stick to SMAA then, since the game (Tomb Raider, 1996) doesn't offer any proper/real anti-aliasing.
I hope ReShade will work with driver AA in the near future.