Funky Camos

Here is a strange and (to some extent) nice problem about camos.

Here's the story: after upgrading my system, I thought I would give a try to running Inf in D3D, used as I was to OpenGL. As I expected, it didnt look so nice than OpenGL, but I liked very much the responsiveness of the display to the mouse's movements (OpenGL is much more "spineless" in that matter). Then I fired an offline match, and here's what I saw:



All these pictures have been taken in the same round, in 2 mn. These funky colours only appear at a certain distance; when you stand next to them, camos look normal. I tried every setting in the ini, nothing would change. This only happens in D3D mode, and I would like to fix it (and not by returning to OpenGL mode ) I suspected that this has to do with mipmapping (IIRC, camos dont use mipmaps), but this hasn't driven me anywhere.
The nice touch of this problem is that I never see the same colours twice

Just in case, here are my specs :
Athlon xp 1700
MSI KT3 mainboard
1 Go DDR
Radeon 9700 pro
Win XP pro

Any opinions or aesthetic comments?

Thanks Fenris, you were right. I was reluctant about not forcing antialiasing, as the "stairs" or "scale" effect (dont know how its called ) is very visible in D3D, whereas in OpenGL it is unnoticeable. Now I'm looking for another way to force Infiltration to use 6x antialiasing, I hope this is possible, maybe by adding a simple line to the Infiltration.ini in the D3D render section...

Hehe maybe I'll post them in another topic, but since I solved this other problem you mention, they had nothing to do here