Any way to get rid of the ghosting?

[Krude]

I'm talking about visual ghosting, I notice it a lot now when turning my camera and it's hard to unsee.

I'm guessing it's due to terrible TAA but even turning AA off it's still somewhat there.

[Makiya Kasunri]

could be a monitor issue

[dark-breed]

ghosting mostly happen if the monitor is not fast enough at response time, what monitor you use ? what response time it has ?

[Guts33n]

Chromatic abberation caues this, you can only disable it via flawless widescreen

[dark-breed]

Originally posted by Guts33n:

Chromatic abberation caues this, you can only disable it via flawless widescreen

Interesting this game does not use chromatic abberation. how can a mod deactivate something that does not exist in the game code ?

[Krude]

I'd be able to tell if it was a monitor issue, been gaming for decades and built the pc myself, that and it would translate to other games.

0.8 ms, fast IPS, g2470HSU, 165mhz, freesync monitor.

If this was a 5 ms VA then sure I'd understand but it's not.

I feel like it's linked to either AA, CA, or the capped 60 fps.

Originally posted by dark-breed:

Originally posted by Guts33n:

Chromatic abberation caues this, you can only disable it via flawless widescreen

Interesting this game does not use chromatic abberation. how can a mod deactivate something that does not exist in the game code ?

I hope I'm wrong here but are you one of those people who think the only things used are those in the settings menu?

Because I've seen mention of this games chromatic abberation in like over twenty different threads on reddit/etc

[dark-breed]

Originally posted by Krude:

I'd be able to tell if it was a monitor issue, been gaming for decades and built the pc myself, that and it would translate to other games.

0.8 ms, fast IPS, g2470HSU, 165mhz, freesync monitor.

If this was a 5 ms VA then sure I'd understand but it's not.

I feel like it's linked to either AA, CA, or the capped 60 fps.

Originally posted by dark-breed:

Interesting this game does not use chromatic abberation. how can a mod deactivate something that does not exist in the game code ?

I hope I'm wrong here but are you one of those people who think the only things used are those in the settings menu?

Because I've seen mention of this games chromatic abberation in like over twenty different threads on reddit/etc

I can not see a single function call to directx for chromatic abberation. This game calls always a full rendering of 360 degree around the Player Position.

To be able to build a PC means nothing, i'm a complete different Liga far above of normal users and diy guys.
There are things you can not google or learn by trial and error, you have to study and work in this area.

If the ppl i encountered since may 2022 with problems running this game would listen to reddit, they would even not today be able to play the game.
Reddit is not a source of information, it is mostly a pile of laymans speech.

If you play in boderless Window it is caused by this, the game is made to run in 60Hz fullscreen, running it in boderless window at a 165hz monitor cause by default of the wrong configuration in use ghosting artifacts.

[Krude]

Originally posted by dark-breed:

Originally posted by Krude:

I'd be able to tell if it was a monitor issue, been gaming for decades and built the pc myself, that and it would translate to other games.

0.8 ms, fast IPS, g2470HSU, 165mhz, freesync monitor.

If this was a 5 ms VA then sure I'd understand but it's not.

I feel like it's linked to either AA, CA, or the capped 60 fps.







I hope I'm wrong here but are you one of those people who think the only things used are those in the settings menu?

Because I've seen mention of this games chromatic abberation in like over twenty different threads on reddit/etc

I can not see a single function call to directx for chromatic abberation. This game calls always a full rendering of 360 degree around the Player Position.

To be able to build a PC means nothing, i'm a complete different Liga far above of normal users and diy guys.
There are things you can not google or learn by trial and error, you have to study and work in this area.

If the ppl i encountered since may 2022 with problems running this game would listen to reddit, they would even not today be able to play the game.
Reddit is not a source of information, it is mostly a pile of laymans speech.

I think I'll trust my experience working in game industry alongside coders even tho I worked on the creative side, the software developers who've made programs that enable you to turn off CA, the multiple people who recognise it, the multiple people who want to turn it off, the multiple people who have toggled a turn of CA option and gotten the effect they desired... as well as myself who has worked in both photography and as a graphics asset creator, prototype designer and conceptual artist.

Than one person saying it doesn't exist.

I can literally see the effect myself, who are you trying to convince lol?

[dark-breed]

Originally posted by Krude:

Originally posted by dark-breed:

I can not see a single function call to directx for chromatic abberation. This game calls always a full rendering of 360 degree around the Player Position.

To be able to build a PC means nothing, i'm a complete different Liga far above of normal users and diy guys.
There are things you can not google or learn by trial and error, you have to study and work in this area.

If the ppl i encountered since may 2022 with problems running this game would listen to reddit, they would even not today be able to play the game.
Reddit is not a source of information, it is mostly a pile of laymans speech.

I think I'll trust my experience working in game industry alongside coders even tho I worked on the creative side, the software developers who've made programs that enable you to turn off CA, the multiple people who recognise it, the multiple people who want to turn it off, the multiple people who have toggled a turn of CA option and gotten the effect they desired... as well as myself who has worked in both photography and as a graphics asset creator, prototype designer and conceptual artist.

Than one person saying it doesn't exist.

I can literally see the effect myself, who are you trying to convince lol?

If i check the commands comming from the engine to directx i get always a 360 degree rendering call there is no additional call for chromatic abberation or a split rendering call where a chromatic abberation would take place to merge different Split renderings.

[It is my CAT]

Originally posted by Krude:

I'm talking about visual ghosting, I notice it a lot now when turning my camera and it's hard to unsee.

I'm guessing it's due to terrible TAA but even turning AA off it's still somewhat there.

Try to rise black level of monitor (in monitor setting, in gpu) - so colors will be a bit wash out - sometimes it helps to make ghosting less visible.

[nwad]

It's the AA. Setting it to low or off removes a lot of the ghosting effect. The rest is probably chromatic aberration. It sucks there's no option to disable that.

[SPectacleez]

Only reason I had ghosting was due to the overdrive setting on my monitor I turned it off and the ghosting went away

[Krude]

Originally posted by SPectacleez:

Only reason I had ghosting was due to the overdrive setting on my monitor I turned it off and the ghosting went away

It's been confirmed it's because TAA so dunno why you spouting bs lol

[Combine54]

No you can't, ER uses TAA which cannot be turned Off, without mods at least. TAA, even if implemented decently, causes ghosting by nature. And in ER it is implemented OKish, not decently.

[Adam]

This thread was quite old before the recent post, so we're locking it to prevent confusion.