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onelifecrisis · 12-04-08, 08:23 AM

Mikhayl is correct.
Those polygons are always there, even in stock, but OLCE2's tweaked reflection settings and higher contrast colours do make it much more noticable in some weather conditions. It's a trade-off, I'm afraid. It's possible to tweak the environment settings so that the polygons are more "blended" (less noticable) even to the point where you never really see them at all, but that would come at the cost of other graphical "effects". It's also possible to tweak the wave heights/shapes in such as way as to lessen that ploygon effect, but those sorts of changes come with their own potential problems.

12-04-08, 08:23 AM	#1233
onelifecrisis Maverick Modder Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: England Posts: 3,895 Downloads: 65 Uploads: 3	Mikhayl is correct. Those polygons are always there, even in stock, but OLCE2's tweaked reflection settings and higher contrast colours do make it much more noticable in some weather conditions. It's a trade-off, I'm afraid. It's possible to tweak the environment settings so that the polygons are more "blended" (less noticable) even to the point where you never really see them at all, but that would come at the cost of other graphical "effects". It's also possible to tweak the wave heights/shapes in such as way as to lessen that ploygon effect, but those sorts of changes come with their own potential problems. __________________ Freedom of speech - priceless. For everything else there's Mastercard.