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Hi all...was playing Lord of the Rings Online running under Crossover on Mojave when i turned on anti-aliasing. The screen turned completely red and there was nothing I could do to revert it to a previous state. So now I am reloading everything again. So, my question is, does Crossover Mac support anti-aliasing in games? Thanks.
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Hi all...was playing Lord of the Rings Online running under Crossover on Mojave when i turned on anti-aliasing. The screen turned completely red and there was nothing I could do to revert it to a previous state. So now I am reloading everything again. So, my question is, does Crossover Mac support anti-aliasing in games? Thanks.
That happens when you are using the Vulkan backend, which is enabled by default. Go to your bottle settings and enable DXVK Backend for D3D11 instead. You might also need to install “DirectX for Modern Games” into your bottle.
If you ever change a setting using LOTRO’s in-game OPTIONS panel and doing so makes it impossible to use the OPTIONS panel to revert your change, you can edit your ~/Documents/The Lord of the Rings Online/UserPreferences.ini file or your ~/Documents/The Lord of the Rings Online/UserPreferences64.ini file (depending on whether you made the change to the 32-bit client or the 64-bit client) in order to set the parameter back to something that will work.
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