Hd Resolutions

If you are meaning oversampling the older wiki has instructions.

http://bfy.tw/Ai83

*** people and their need for hand holding.

(I love the internet for having tools that make this junk)

You can do pretty much everything you need to with just the Windower 4 options.

This. I spent a good amount of time yesterday messing with the regedit settings for ffxi on my laptop. Basically you want to double the background resolution to the screen size. That's 2x over sampling, if your pc can handle it.

The menu options, however, for ffxi, are a bit more complicating. But you can get around that by just using the windier 4 UI SIZE option. You really only need to mess with the regedit for the quality, our you can just as easily use ffxi config program to do it. Honestly don't need regedit.

Just return the computer parts at this point...

This kind of bothers me. You can literally google "FFXI Graphics" click on the first link that appears, and then follow that page. Its really that simple.

Hell:

http://bfy.tw/AiCk

Lol Buukki, I literally did the exact same thing 3 hours ago. Don't waste your time, can't help the helpless.

You know jim, if you don't want to help the guy you don't have to say anything. He's asking for help, I don't know why people have to come here and berate the guy for not using search engines properly.

I'm all for helping but this guy wants everyone to do it for him. Just check his most recent forum topics.

http://ffxiclopedia.wikia.com/wiki/Graphics

Apparently he's not asking for the wiki page, he wants a direct .reg file to update his registry. Problem is, depending on which region his game is from, what OS version he's using and whether he installed using something like Steam or just a direct download, the registry settings could be in different places making a .reg file a bit redundant.

the wiki page specifies which reg keys to modify

Yeah, but the wiki can't do it for him so your link is useless.

I'm not sure if this is what you were looking for buddy but I digged into my old files and found this. Hope it helps!

0003 and 0004 is where you double the entries for supersampling but if I'm not mistaken, doesn't windower have a supersampling option already built-in?

Ok, well my mistake.

I'm not sure you'll find a registry file that you can download that matches your needs exactly, because it could differ based on screen/resolution size parameters, steam settings, and region barriers, as well as what works for other PCs may not work for yours.

I don't know why you would really want that, though. Its 100x better to just edit the files for your own needs, because, as pointed earlier, as your quality increases, game performance decreases. Nobody elses PC settings will be like yours, so you're better off editing your own settings and testing the quality/performance first-hand. You can just as easily make a copy of every single registry file setting, and then modify the new settings, in case you make a mistake. It really would take you 15~minutes of playing with it to figure out which settings you want for your pc. Worst case scenario, you can re-paste all the older settings and your back to normal.

Personally, I used ffxicalc to edit the majority of my stuff. Then used the config windower addon to make it 60fps.

60fps is stupid, the game engine doesn't have artificial motion blur added to it like racing games. You are stressing out your visual cortex. This stress causes headaches over short periods of time. In short, FFXI and 60fps = headaches/afks/ttyl need a breaks/nite nite/f this i need a drink/family aggro/wife aggro and many other excuses because your are feeling stressed.

So when i play in 144hz in other games to that logic i should have a stroke, that whole comment is cancer the game does not look good in 60fps because many animations are tied to frame limit. it has nothing to do with your 'visual cortex'.

You must explain what you mean by "it", the headaches? how you see things?
Either way, saying that how you see has nothing to do with your visual cortex is just, well, genius and you should take up medicine.

In that video, it quotes from another video which is actually this video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=buSaywCF6E8

What Micheal is talking about here is the lack of motion blur from events that in real life would definitely have motion blur, and is caused by cameras that area capturing in up to one thousand frames per second. This is a far cry off from the 60 frames per second that you claimed would hurt your head.

I regularly game in 144hz with no motion blur, and have never experienced a headache from it. What's more, many professional gamers use refresh rates up to 240hz, and do not report any such issues.

You're missing the forest for the trees. Just because it is POSSIBLE for a lack of motion blur to cause discomfort does not automatically mean that the lack of motion blur with automatically hurt your head, it's a logical fallacy, and honestly a somewhat amusing one at that. Seeing as you thought that was a valid response is, well, just genius. You should take up philosophy.

I don't remember my NES games having motion blur either and those were all 60 FPS!

Serious note I watched your video and read what you posted.
A) Not everyone is going to get stressed out at the same FPS without it.

B) The video talks about racing games then gives an example of 100 HZ. I have to assume they mean this as 100FPS+ because if its on 100HZ monitor yet its only outputting 30 FPS well then it doesn't matter. Which is way above 60 FPS and more likely to have this effect
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C) Racing Game compared to FFXI have a lot more on screen movement then FFXI. Kinda like my example of NES running at 60 FPS yet not having motion blur effects. The simpler the image the less likely it will do anything.

You didn't watch the entire video. Tracking with your eyes. Without the artificial blur, your visual cortex is stressed. I'm not arguing frame rate possibilities through monitors. I'm saying these enhancements are not enhancements, since you cannot properly process the benefits. Humans simply don't process it. You do though. Congrats? and thanks for sharing.

Not at 60 *** FPS though, that's the point that you can't seem to comprehend.