TSL Stealth textures (Steam)

[djh269 264]

Hello, 

I've noticed that the stealth texture is very different than what it was on the Xbox, you were actually INVISIBLE, not this disgusting excuse for invisibility:
 
K1

 
K2

 

 

To me it looks like an energy shield texture. 

 

Is there any fix for this?

[DarthParametric 3,777]

Looks like a shader issue with your GPU. The stealth effect works fine for me on the Steam version. Are you running integrated graphics?

[djh269 264]

Looks like a shader issue with your GPU. The stealth effect works fine for me on the Steam version. Are you running integrated graphics?

Extreme apologies for not replying sooner!!! 

 

I'm sorry I don't know how to check that out. 

 

I have this as my PC information:

 

Processor: AMD A8_4555M APU with Radeon HD Graphics 1.60 GHz

Installed Memory: 8.00 GB (7.19 GB Usable)

System type: 64-bit operating System, x64-based processor. 

[Squall Lionhart 81]

Integrated graphics have a really hard time running frame buffer effects.  Intel actually can't use render them at all. A dedicated GPU from AMD or Nvidia can run these effects better. If you can, I suggest getting either a 1050 ti or RX 470. Then your game experience will be  so much better.

[djh269 264]

What kind of PC would you recommend? I keep hearing people say that you should play KOTOR with an old PC. But should I then use the RX 470 as a graphics card?

 

I honestly thought this issue was to do with Steam haha. Not because of my PC. 

[DarthParametric 3,777]

Processor: AMD A8_4555M APU with Radeon HD Graphics 1.60 GHz

So a laptop then? There's your problem. Low end integrated mobile graphics are terrible.

[Kexikus 994]

What kind of PC would you recommend? I keep hearing people say that you should play KOTOR with an old PC. But should I then use the RX 470 as a graphics card?

 

I honestly thought this issue was to do with Steam haha. Not because of my PC. 

 

Which PC doesn't really matter as long as it has a dedicated graphics card and not an integrated one. That you need an old PC is just wrong. I play KotOR without issues on my Windows 10 with a GTX 1080 and you currently can't get much newer than that.

[djh269 264]

So a laptop then? There's your problem. Low end integrated mobile graphics are terrible.

 

Which PC doesn't really matter as long as it has a dedicated graphics card and not an integrated one. That you need an old PC is just wrong. I play KotOR without issues on my Windows 10 with a GTX 1080 and you currently can't get much newer than that.

 

I am in need of a new PC then. Thanks for your answers!

[Sith Holocron 2,473]

You might want to figure out your budget first. After that, people might be able to provide suggestions on what PC you might look into.

[djh269 264]

Around £2000 ($2500). This won't be til the end of summer though. 

 

I am certainly creating a thread/blog about it before I do, I have no idea about setting up computers. Or about graphic cards for that matter. 

[Vriff 21]

Around £2000 ($2500). This won't be til the end of summer though. 

 

I am certainly creating a thread/blog about it before I do, I have no idea about setting up computers. Or about graphic cards for that matter. 

www.logicalincrements.com

 

Is a wonderful site to use for building PCs.

[Kexikus 994]

Around £2000 ($2500). This won't be til the end of summer though. 

 

I am certainly creating a thread/blog about it before I do, I have no idea about setting up computers. Or about graphic cards for that matter. 

 

For that sum you can basically just check what the best available product is and get that without caring for the price^^

[djh269 264]

www.logicalincrements.com

 

Is a wonderful site to use for building PCs.

 

The last time I used a site like that the price was like $22,000 dollars hahaha. I'm like a kid in a sweet shop. 

 

For that sum you can basically just check what the best available product is and get that without caring for the price^^

 

I've had my eye on this bad boy for a while: 

http://store.hp.com/UKStore/Merch/Product.aspx?id=ECC_BUNDLE_6305002&opt=&sel=DTP

 

Although I could swear it was first called a HP Envy.