Oooh bud, good luck with GFW. I've tried to use it for GTA4 and FUEL and all I can say about it is that it's a total piece of crap. It has so much issues, hardly any games at all, and absolutely abysmal gamertag customization. I recommend you download Steam and ignore GFW unless a game requires it, Steam is a helluvalot beter than GFW.

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[QUOTE="Lach0121"]

Well, you could try turning off any HDR/Bloom Effects, restart the game, and see if the AA options are still greyed out. Thats about all I can readily help with right now.

Lach0121

lol no problem, some games just suffer from this rather annoying flaw.

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[QUOTE="Lach0121"]

Your gpu may not be able to apply the AA on the game, so there for its greyed out. Any gtx (m or not) should be able to honestly.

Though some game engines have a hard time running AA as well as HDR, so if HDR is enabled, the AA will be disabled by default. But I'm not sure if this game is one that suffers from this flaw or not.

Lach0121

Soo would you have any recommendations on how to fix the AA?

Well, you could try turning off any HDR/Bloom Effects, restart the game, and see if the AA options are still greyed out. Thats about all I can readily help with right now.

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I just purchased Lego Star Wars The Complete Saga and I must admit, it's a hell of a fun game. I did encounter one graphical frustration that I can't seem to fix. In the effects options, there is FSAA (Anti-Aliasing) that is set to "off". Unfortunately the selection is grayed out, and I'm unable to turn it on. This causes lots of jaggedy lines during gameplay. I've tried using nHancer to force the AA and I've also just tried my Nvidia control panel method to force it. None of those worked. Any help would be greatly appreciated, Thanks!

Lach0121

Your gpu may not be able to apply the AA on the game, so there for its greyed out. Any gtx (m or not) should be able to honestly.

Though some game engines have a hard time running AA as well as HDR, so if HDR is enabled, the AA will be disabled by default. But I'm not sure if this game is one that suffers from this flaw or not.

Soo would you have any recommendations on how to fix the AA?

Also, my specs. (It's a laptop)

Windows 7 x64 Ultimate
Intel Core 2 Duo P8700 2.53 Ghz
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 260M
4 GB RAM
320 GB HDD

I just purchased Lego Star Wars The Complete Saga and I must admit, it's a hell of a fun game. I did encounter one graphical frustration that I can't seem to fix. In the effects options, there is FSAA (Anti-Aliasing) that is set to "off". Unfortunately the selection is grayed out, and I'm unable to turn it on. This causes lots of jaggedy lines during gameplay. I've tried using nHancer to force the AA and I've also just tried my Nvidia control panel method to force it. None of those worked. Any help would be greatly appreciated, Thanks!

That's a lot of nasty appetizers. :P

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[QUOTE="KHAndAnime"]
That, or playing the game at a friends house. There are also a few services out there that let you play a game for a limited amount of time (the full version) to see if you like it or not.

ferret-gamer

Do you know what one of those services are and where I can find it?

Yeah... I'm sure mine doesn't.

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[QUOTE="KHAndAnime"] Then they must not have liked the game very much then. :P

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@KHAndAnime

Well in that case, please, explain.

KHAndAnime

he is implying piracy.

Do you know what one of those services are and where I can find it?