Found the configuration files for this game:

[Kai]

"AppData\Local\Remnant2\Saved\Config\Windows\GameUserSettings.ini"

[/script/engine.gameusersettings]
bUseDesiredScreenHeight=False

[/script/gunfireruntime.gameusersettingsgunfire]
LastCPUBenchmarkSteps=165.122147
LastCPUBenchmarkSteps=180.660156
bUseVSync=True
bUseDynamicResolution=False
ResolutionSizeX=3440
ResolutionSizeY=1440
LastUserConfirmedResolutionSizeX=3440
LastUserConfirmedResolutionSizeY=1440
WindowPosX=-1
WindowPosY=-1
FullscreenMode=1
LastConfirmedFullscreenMode=1
PreferredFullscreenMode=1
Version=7
AudioQualityLevel=0
LastConfirmedAudioQualityLevel=0
FrameRateLimit=72.000000
DesiredScreenWidth=1280
DesiredScreenHeight=720
LastUserConfirmedDesiredScreenWidth=1280
LastUserConfirmedDesiredScreenHeight=720
LastRecommendedScreenWidth=-1.000000
LastRecommendedScreenHeight=-1.000000
LastCPUBenchmarkResult=174.444946
LastGPUBenchmarkResult=1730.712280
LastGPUBenchmarkMultiplier=1.000000
bUseHDRDisplayOutput=False
HDRDisplayOutputNits=1000
LastGPUBenchmarkSteps=1947.988159
LastGPUBenchmarkSteps=881.711304
LastGPUBenchmarkSteps=1708.845337
LastGPUBenchmarkSteps=1837.102051
LastGPUBenchmarkSteps=1281.353882
LastGPUBenchmarkSteps=2549.198975
LastGPUBenchmarkSteps=4014.270752
HSensitivity=0.02
VSensitivity=0.02
AimHSensitivity=0.01
AimVSensitivity=0.01
ScopeHSensitivity=0.0
ScopeVSensitivity=0.0
RightThumbstickDeadzone=0.02
HUDSizeMinimap=1.0
HUDOpacityMinimap=0.7
MinimapPitch=true
AdvancedReticle=true
MotionBlur=false
Crouch=LeftControl
UpscalerQuality=3
InputLag=true
Gamma=0.3
ToggleScope=ThumbMouseButton2
Flashlight=ThumbMouseButton
GamepadAimSnap=false
CameraBob=false
FrameRate=2

[ScalabilityGroups]
sg.ResolutionQuality=75
sg.ViewDistanceQuality=1
sg.AntiAliasingQuality=1
sg.ShadowQuality=2
sg.GlobalIlluminationQuality=1
sg.ReflectionQuality=1
sg.PostProcessQuality=1
sg.TextureQuality=2
sg.EffectsQuality=1
sg.FoliageQuality=1
sg.ShadingQuality=2

This is the settings I currently use and hasn't messed with the config files yet, quite surprised there's no other files usually found in UE4 and UE5 games.

[Kai]

What I'm interested in, is if I can make a Scalability.ini file and mess with how each
sg.<commands> works.

For instance Ultra view distance is a value of 100 on the sg.ResolutionQuality.

I'm gonna be looking up commands for other Unreal engine games that people are used to modding to see if the codes carry over.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1313703067

for example inside engine.ini you put this and the following code to enable temporal AA over FXAA for older games:

[SystemSettings]
r.DefaultFeature.AntiAliasing=2
r.TemporalAACurrentFrameWeight=0.2
r.TemporalAASamples=32
r.TemporalAASharpness=0.8
r.Tonemapper.Sharpen=1

Note that r.* commands are for 'renderer' for Unreal Engine, this should carry over to UE5 or uses different commands altogether.

[Kai]

Are there any plans to add support for Lumen and/or Nanite post-launch to bolster graphics?

Gunfire Games: The game does use Nanite. It does not currently support/use Lumen but that may be something we consider in the future.

So it's UE5 and using Nanite but not Lumen, hence why it's likely so performance heavy.

[Sustain]

Originally posted by Kai:

What I'm interested in, is if I can make a Scalability.ini file and mess with how each
sg.<commands> works.

For instance Ultra view distance is a value of 100 on the sg.ResolutionQuality.

I'm gonna be looking up commands for other Unreal engine games that people are used to modding to see if the codes carry over.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1313703067

for example inside engine.ini you put this and the following code to enable temporal AA over FXAA for older games:

[SystemSettings]
r.DefaultFeature.AntiAliasing=2
r.TemporalAACurrentFrameWeight=0.2
r.TemporalAASamples=32
r.TemporalAASharpness=0.8
r.Tonemapper.Sharpen=1

Note that r.* commands are for 'renderer' for Unreal Engine, this should carry over to UE5 or uses different commands altogether.

There is no engine.ini and even if you create one the game doesn't read it so the inis in the archive files most likely have priority, putting your ini files in a .pak mod or something like will most likely work but i don't really know enough about UE5 modding unfortunately.

[Kai]

Originally posted by tet:

Originally posted by Kai:

What I'm interested in, is if I can make a Scalability.ini file and mess with how each
sg.<commands> works.

For instance Ultra view distance is a value of 100 on the sg.ResolutionQuality.

I'm gonna be looking up commands for other Unreal engine games that people are used to modding to see if the codes carry over.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1313703067

for example inside engine.ini you put this and the following code to enable temporal AA over FXAA for older games:


Note that r.* commands are for 'renderer' for Unreal Engine, this should carry over to UE5 or uses different commands altogether.

There is no engine.ini and even if you create one the game doesn't read it so the inis in the archive files most likely have priority, putting your ini files in a .pak mod or something like will most likely work but i don't really know enough about UE5 modding unfortunately.

I placed a scalability.ini from a older game in it and it changed something, and made my models look funky pixellated lol, I think they use nanites on everything even the character, so if you lower certain r.* commands for quality like reducing AA levels, it breaks the visuals surrounding the character.

Also PAK files are encrypted and locked tight, else if it can be cracked people can do more modding work to the whole game. Like messing with multiplayer to allow 6 players or something.

[Blum]

Is there something that can be edited here to remove the really ugly forced sharpening? I'm playing without upscaling or post processing and it looks like ♥♥♥♥ because of the sharpening

[Kai]

Originally posted by BLUM:

Is there something that can be edited here to remove the really ugly forced sharpening? I'm playing without upscaling or post processing and it looks like ♥♥♥♥ because of the sharpening

You kinda have to know what the commands the unreal engine uses to modify things...
Like:
r.fog=0
r.atmosphere=0

But I dunno if these commands still work since I looked it up and it's UE4 commands.

EDIT: Found a link to some documentation on the command lines...
https://docs.unrealengine.com/5.2/en-US/scalability-reference-for-unreal-engine/

[Kadave]

Originally posted by Kai:

Originally posted by BLUM:

Is there something that can be edited here to remove the really ugly forced sharpening? I'm playing without upscaling or post processing and it looks like ♥♥♥♥ because of the sharpening

You kinda have to know what the commands the unreal engine uses to modify things...
Like:
r.fog=0
r.atmosphere=0

But I dunno if these commands still work since I looked it up and it's UE4 commands.

EDIT: Found a link to some documentation on the command lines...
https://docs.unrealengine.com/5.2/en-US/scalability-reference-for-unreal-engine/

Hamdulilah