Clair Obscur: Expedition 33

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33

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shadow quality
my game is super grainy. everything is set to 'epic and i have RTX 4090. Do you guys have the same issue.
Originally posted by IntegralC:
Originally posted by stufforkin:
Originally posted by IntegralC:
Disable all post process effects in the settings : chromatic abberation, film grain, vignette, motion blur.
Even more you can also disable DOF with a console command " r.DepthOfFieldQuality=0" . There is a github some1 else posted enabling 60 fps and console Lyall/ClairObscurFix.
Game look 1000% cleaner, I dont get why every devs put this in games.
how do I open the console?
If you properly installed the files from GitHub, you just need to edit the ClairObsurFix.ini file to enable the console (it's only 3 lines, so it's easy to see what needs to be changed).
To open the console, press ² or tilde (~) above Tab at anypoint ingame. Then enter r.DepthOfFieldQuality=0. Just keep in mind that you'll need to re-enter this command every time you restart the game.

Disabling DOF really helps fix the hair smearing issue in cinematics, But I think the default in-game settings are already enough to get rid of the grainy look(Film grain+abberation ?)
You can also adjust sharpness through the console.

I think someone will probably make a proper guide or mod in the next few days to explain everything more in depth including permanent tweaks via engine.ini.
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Disable all post process effects in the settings : chromatic abberation, film grain, vignette, motion blur.
Even more you can also disable DOF with a console command " r.DepthOfFieldQuality=0" . There is a github some1 else posted enabling 60 fps and console Lyall/ClairObscurFix.
Game look 1000% cleaner, I dont get why every devs put this in games.
Last edited by IntegralC; Apr 24 @ 9:27am
stufforkin Apr 24 @ 10:02am 
Originally posted by IntegralC:
Disable all post process effects in the settings : chromatic abberation, film grain, vignette, motion blur.
Even more you can also disable DOF with a console command " r.DepthOfFieldQuality=0" . There is a github some1 else posted enabling 60 fps and console Lyall/ClairObscurFix.
Game look 1000% cleaner, I dont get why every devs put this in games.
how do I open the console?
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IntegralC Apr 24 @ 10:16am 
Originally posted by stufforkin:
Originally posted by IntegralC:
Disable all post process effects in the settings : chromatic abberation, film grain, vignette, motion blur.
Even more you can also disable DOF with a console command " r.DepthOfFieldQuality=0" . There is a github some1 else posted enabling 60 fps and console Lyall/ClairObscurFix.
Game look 1000% cleaner, I dont get why every devs put this in games.
how do I open the console?
If you properly installed the files from GitHub, you just need to edit the ClairObsurFix.ini file to enable the console (it's only 3 lines, so it's easy to see what needs to be changed).
To open the console, press ² or tilde (~) above Tab at anypoint ingame. Then enter r.DepthOfFieldQuality=0. Just keep in mind that you'll need to re-enter this command every time you restart the game.

Disabling DOF really helps fix the hair smearing issue in cinematics, But I think the default in-game settings are already enough to get rid of the grainy look(Film grain+abberation ?)
You can also adjust sharpness through the console.

I think someone will probably make a proper guide or mod in the next few days to explain everything more in depth including permanent tweaks via engine.ini.
Last edited by IntegralC; Apr 24 @ 10:17am
Unfortunately, this did not fix grainy shadow issue for me. I use RX 7900 XTX.
Praesi Apr 24 @ 4:56pm 
Turn filmgrain off....
to disable the awful sharpness filter : use unreal engine unlocker 5 latest release , and open console and type : r.PostProcessing.DisableMaterials 1. thank me later!
set post processinf setting to low.
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