I need more RAM, -force-opengl reduces AA.

[SmashBrown]

Ok i have just finished modding the crap out of my KSP, however, it crashes on start up, in my log it is telling me it is using 71% memory, i have 8gb of Ram, i have tried the force opengl work around, but it gives me awful AA, so im guessing im going to have to either buy more RAM, or wait for the game to become more optimized? Thanks in advance for any help you can offer.

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Just to add, i was using Antenna Range, Astronomer's Visual Pack, SCANsat, Chatterer, Com Tech Tree, Contract Config, Contract Window, Crowd sourced science, Dmagic Orbital, E.V.E, Karbonite, KAS, Kerbal Alarm Clock, kerbal Engineer, Near Future, Mission Controller, Proc Fairings, Raster Prop Monitor, inline cockpit IVA, Snacks, Snacks Parts, Tech Manager, Toolbar, Universal Storage.

Thanks in advance.

Edited January 11, 2015 by SmashBrown

[Peder]

Hello

I recommend that you try this mod named active texture management 0.90

It might free up som GB of ram so your game run more smooth..

Notise that first time you start kerbal with this mod, then it will take a longer time to startup kerbal since it is compressing files.

Forum Tread

http://forum.kerbalspaceprogram.com/threads/59005

Direct download link to latest version.

https://github.com/rbray89/ActiveTextureManagement/releases/tag/4-3

ps.

Small hint.. When you reach the kerbal main menu, then go into option and change how many FPS the game should run with... Thange from 120-60fps maybe will make your game run a little faster.

[BudgetHedgehog]

If forcing OpenGL, you need to force AA through your graphics card options and override application settings, I think is the term used (at least on my AMD, it is).

Edited January 10, 2015 by ObsessedWithKSP
OpenGl clarification

[longbyte1]

You need to force AA through your graphics card options and override application settings, I think is the term used (at least on my AMD, it is).

This is what I was about to recommend. There's a similar option for Nvidia cards as well.

[SmashBrown]

Found it, thanks.