Since I made this video, I have found that you can also install the more recent Version 1.5.1 SweetFX available at Guru3D ( ), and replace the two files from the SweetFX_圆4 folder as shown above. As you can see there are two post-processing anti-aliasing options-SMAA and FXAA-and a scad of optical effects to be played with." Once you have done this, you can go into the Sweet_FX Settings file with a text editor-I recommend Notepad++-and change the settings. This is necessary because DCS.exe is a 64-bit executable, and thus requires 64-bit compatible. Third, go into the SweetFX_圆4 folder, and copy and paste d3d9.dll and dxgi.dll back out into the bin folder, overwriting and replacing the files that you initially put there.
The two SweetFX folders will be in the bin folder, and the Sweet_FX readme, preset, and settings files and the d3d9.dll and dxgi.dll files will be out among the loose files in the bin folder. Second, unzip the folders into the Eagle Dynamics/DCS World/bin folder like so. I’ll lay out the steps to install and get SweetFX working here.įirst, go to this forum post ( ) and download SweetFX from the link provided just underneath the image of the folders. There is a rather complicated thread on the EagleDynamics Forums that is confusing because it is so old and tangled, and the root post is not related to SweetFX anyway so in the end, I had to spend some time trying, failing, and wondering what I was doing wrong. This third party solution offers the promise of low-overhead antialiasing through SMAA and FXAA, as well as a variety of post-processing visual options such as sepiatone or technicolor-if you get the right version. "Having looked at DCS World Options and Catalyst Control Center for antialiasing, I now turn to an alternate antialiasing method, specifically SweetFX. Please note that the tutorial begins at 7:51 if you do click on the embedded video.
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