Graphics mod?

[NPC]

Ok so last time i played i remeber the game looking kinda bad.

can i use reshade or other graphic enhacments or is that bannable?

[NPC]

BUMP

[WildCat]

Of course you can use Reshade, ENB, SweetFX, GeForce Experience, etc... they don't hack or mod the game files, they just change your rendering to make the game more comfortable to look at. I doubt that Bethesda even tries to detect if you're using such third-party software without using some form of spyware anyway, and if the player base catches them doing that it's "bye-bye Bethesda" from a lot of 1st subscribers who likely tweak their visual output also. Not even sure if Bethesda uses any form of anti-cheat software in FO76, but seems unlikely given how much hacking goes on.

[nOv1c3]

Here you go a High Resolution Texture Pack

https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout76/mods/1209

I think you are going to need a really hefty computer to run all the packs

[STIIMgul]

Really, you dont need any HD Texture Packs. The costs of performance are higher then the benefits here.

For me Reshade works fine with FO76 since i started using it more then a year ago. I use technicolor filters for better color satuation, amd contrast sharpening for sharper look of objects and clarity filter to reduce the washed out effect . But remember, every graphic modding could affect the game performance.
Just play a while and your eyes will get used to the washed out texture look. Somehow it has its own charme :))

[insert food here]

Turn off all motion blur in the ini. This makes a massive difference as everything is not blurry and smeared all the time.

If you have Nvidia GPU you can use Nvidia overlay to turn on a sharpening filter to enhance texture detail a little bit. Really made a big difference to me.

[STIIMgul]

Originally posted by insert food here:

Turn off all motion blur in the ini. This makes a massive difference as everything is not blurry and smeared all the time.

If you have Nvidia GPU you can use Nvidia overlay to turn on a sharpening filter to enhance texture detail a little bit. Really made a big difference to me.

Yes, this makes indead a visible difference. Additionally you can try setting texture qualitiy in driver profile to High quality. So all textures are coming uncompressed into Vram. Means you need at least 8 GB Vram or more for FO76

[Mega]

Originally posted by insert food here:

Turn off all motion blur in the ini. This makes a massive difference as everything is not blurry and smeared all the time.

If you have Nvidia GPU you can use Nvidia overlay to turn on a sharpening filter to enhance texture detail a little bit. Really made a big difference to me.

mind sharing exact config lines for disabling bloom?

[insert food here]

Originally posted by Arni:

mind sharing exact config lines for disabling bloom?

Here you go. All these are required to fully turn off the motion blur and all blur effects.

Not going to say it looks amazing, but it certainly looks better than the default settings for me at least, but i have also made many other changes to the ini. No idea why game devs feel the need to add this crap. Default it looks really bad and made me feel physically ill. My eyes are capable of focusing on things on their own thank you very much.

Some of these lines will not be in the Fallout76Prefs.ini so you simply need to copy and paste them in. I forget exactly which so you will need to check yourself that you are not putting two same lines with different values. I am happy with my settings right now so I have not changed anything for months.

Pretty sure all of the fDOF lines need to be completely added while only some of the image space ones are needed to be added. Ones that are already present just need their values changed. I use a Fallout76Custom.ini myself so it makes it a bit easier.

[Display]

fDOFBlendRatio=0
fDOFMinFocalCoefDist=999999
fDOFMaxFocalCoefDist=99999999
fDOFDynamicFarRange=99999999
fDOFCenterWeightInt=0
fDOFFarDistance=99999999

[ImageSpace]

bDoDepthOfField=0
bDoRadialBlur=0
iRadialBlurLevel=0
bDynamicDepthOfField=0
bMBEnable=0
bScreenSpaceBokeh=0
bLensFlare=0