Hi!
This may probably be a dumb question but both Google and the forum search didn't bring me any further:
What happens if a user uses a scenery with PBR materials but has an older GPU installed (in my case an 8 year old AMD Radeon 7800 series which most likely never was intended for PBR)?
Will Prepar3D create a fallback to P3D Materials or will is it still able to display PBR to some extend?
I have been able to get smoothness on some test PBR materials applied displayed properly. But currently I don't have a more up to date GPU that I can compare it to.
Bests,
Sascha
PBR and older GPUs
Re: PBR and older GPUs
If your graphics card supports DX11 then there is not an issue.
PBR is not something that is unique to the GPU; rather, it is an extension to how materials and lighting are defined within the model and rendered by P3D. The only requirements for PBR are current P3D version and that a developer has applied the PBR tools in the SDK to their products.
PBR is not something that is unique to the GPU; rather, it is an extension to how materials and lighting are defined within the model and rendered by P3D. The only requirements for PBR are current P3D version and that a developer has applied the PBR tools in the SDK to their products.
Dan Downs
KCRP
KCRP
Re: PBR and older GPUs
Makes sense with the system requirements for P3D including DX11.
Thank you very much for the clarification, Dan!
Bests,
Sascha
Thank you very much for the clarification, Dan!
Bests,
Sascha
