Hair are ugly

[JESTER_THE_MENACE]

Aside from elves not having beards even though elves can have other non-elfic physical features. Who would have thunk that it's a blessing in disguise? The hairs and facial hairs look like garbage. Need to have DLSS enabled for it to look slightly better cuz it's the graphical process equivalent of squinting. Is there any way to fix this or is it damned to be stuck in a campaign without shampoo nor conditioner?

[Babbles]

What on the ♥♥♥♥ Earth does DLSS have to do with Hair?

[Kafik]

Well your user name is appropriate.

[Aria Athena]

Some things look like ♥♥♥♥ in this game. DLSS helps with it's anti-aliasing, but its too blurry for me on my 1080 monitor. Anti-aliasing on its own is horrible, as per.

What I did was this. I enabled DSR through NVidia control panel, upscaled the game at 2880x1620 and run DLSS quality, which basically renders it at 1080p. Windowed Fullscreen so it doesn't bust my balls and it looks MUCH better.

[Anima Mundi]

It is an Ansitropic Filter issue introduced with Patch #4.
Beards before then looked fine.
I managed to fix it using forced gpu settings, and now i don't remember what i did. Patch 5 reset it again. but meh.
They need to fix it yes, its well known

[pirate135246]

through nvidia control panel change the following for program settings under bg3_dx11.exe
anisotropic filter -> 16x
texture filtering - anisotropic sample optimization -> off
texture filtering - negative lod bias -> allow
texture filtering - quality -> quality
texture filtering - trilinear optimization -> on

[Steel]

Originally posted by Babbles:

What on the ♥♥♥♥ Earth does DLSS have to do with Hair?

He probably has anti aliasing turned off so his hair is a shimmering mess, which DLSS fixes, which he thinks is bad for some reason.

I sometimes don't even try to figure out people on the internet, just give up.

[Anima Mundi]

Originally posted by pirate135246:

through nvidia control panel change the following for program settings under bg3_dx11.exe
anisotropic filter -> 16x
texture filtering - anisotropic sample optimization -> off
texture filtering - negative lod bias -> allow
texture filtering - quality -> quality
texture filtering - trilinear optimization -> on

This

[JESTER_THE_MENACE]

Originally posted by pirate135246:

through nvidia control panel change the following for program settings under bg3_dx11.exe
anisotropic filter -> 16x
texture filtering - anisotropic sample optimization -> off
texture filtering - negative lod bias -> allow
texture filtering - quality -> quality
texture filtering - trilinear optimization -> on

I'll try this.

[JESTER_THE_MENACE]

Tried it and it fixed it a little but it just looks like they are suffering from some disease causing sporadic hair loss.

https://imgur.com/a/1KIqYcJ

Nvm, I'll stick to long hair to hide the balding issue...

[Aria Athena]

Originally posted by JE$T3R:

Tried it and it fixed it a little but it just looks like they are suffering from some disease causing sporadic hair loss.

https://imgur.com/a/1KIqYcJ

Nvm, I'll stick to long hair to hide the balding issue...

Try what I wrote about enabling dsr cores and upscaling, before enabling dlss.

[Merlyn]

Originally posted by Aria Athena:

Some things look like ♥♥♥♥ in this game. DLSS helps with it's anti-aliasing, but its too blurry for me on my 1080 monitor. Anti-aliasing on its own is horrible, as per.

What I did was this. I enabled DSR through NVidia control panel, upscaled the game at 2880x1620 and run DLSS quality, which basically renders it at 1080p. Windowed Fullscreen so it doesn't bust my balls and it looks MUCH better.

1080P I absolutely see no difference with Ultra and ultra with quality dlss

[JESTER_THE_MENACE]

Originally posted by Aria Athena:

Try what I wrote about enabling dsr cores and upscaling, before enabling dlss.

https://i.imgur.com/zJzzIEK.jpeg

Tried it too... Slight improvement but there's a slight stutter at the animation even though the fps is at a stable 60. I think the core of the problem is at the Divinity engine 3.