Good stuff! Does reshade hits performance hard ?tweaked my reshade more
reshade on
reshade off
reshade on
reshade off
Oh man, this makes the grass look SO MUCH better.
It was a question, I don't know...You said that they need to "fix" these effects, so I assumed that they are working on the PS4 version.
Found this in the Steam forum, you can also add sharpening to ease out the blurry effect from TAA.
Yeah, I ended up turning it off. Shame about the shimmering, but it's not like it's better on PS4 Pro.
r.PostProcessAAQuality=6
r.TemporalAASamples=32
r.TemporalAACurrentFrameWeight=0.45
r.TemporalAAFilterSize=0.5
r.Tonemapper.Sharpen=1This is much better! The ghosting is barely noticeable now.
Anyway, I'm settling with 1440p after all. I tried 4K and it couldn't sustain 30fps in the desert field (weirdly enough it's fine inside the city). I had to turn down the resolution to 90% of 4K to get 30fps. But after playing the game in 60fps for a while, going down to 30fps is a bit jarring, even with the RTSS cap.Vanilla
TAA + Sharpening
I'm way a head of you and I've seen many of those signposts with what looks like a Circle button on them. You went by unnoticed.Yes it shows Xbox controller prompts in the UI. It also lets you choose if you want A as confirm (American-style) or B as confirm (Japanese-style). I'm not sure about the signs, don't think I've seen any myself. I'm in the desert.
Controller Config:
How do I add this to the game?
Seems to be a combination of things. Ambient Occlusion and Bloom being the most visually obvious. 2 introduces a lot more bloom and 3 adds more Ambient Occlusion.
Add these settings to one of the ini files next to the usersettings, like in this other example. Too busy for proper instructions.
Holy crap, the grass is fixed! And the sharpening setting also is letting me run at a much lower resolution without a noticeable visual hit (to my eyes anyways) so a locked 60fps instead of 30! Unfortunately the ghosting is very much an issue and changing the filter size from 0.5 to 2 doesn't seem to make a difference. Am I doing it right?
I have a 1070 and I gotta set it to 3456x1944 (90% screen percentage of 4k) for around mid-30's, if that helps you any.
At max settings, I assume?
[SystemSettings]
r.PostProcessAAQuality=6
r.TemporalAASamples=16
r.TemporalAACurrentFrameWeight=0.45
r.TemporalAAFilterSize=0.5
r.TemporalAASharpness=0.5
r.Tonemapper.Sharpen=0.5
you probably will have to turn some stuff down but it's doable. im running 6GB 1060 @ 1440p, 60fps
Thank you for the response and the comparison, I really appreciate it! I'll go ahead and set that up when I get home.
Steam Cloud support too, so you'll be set when you get back to your big boy machine as well.
Is the Tonemapper Sharpen a factor in the ghosting or just personal preference?
DigitalFoundry talked about the grass shimmer when they did their PS4/Pro comparison on it. There's shimmer in both versions.
I also playing on UW fix 1440p on [email protected] + 1080ti with max settings and Reshade (MXAO, Vibrance and Lumasharpen). Getting 80-90fps. Maybe, it's due to your CPU.
I don't think so? I figure tonemapper sharpens the whole image, while the other sharpness setting is specifically for the TAA. I have a mix of both because the TAA sharpen seems to help, but too much makes it look bad in motion.
when using this should I also have the in game AA on 6? or none.
It seems so. When I lowered it to 3 or 2 it looked like it reverted back to FXAA.
Keep the in-game AA high.
I'm running with an uncapped framerate, and my GPU is at max most of the time. CPU doesn't get quite as high most of the time, thankfully.
Thank you, Dragon Quest Team, for being standard and reasonable so we can tweak the hell out of your game.
