Anyone know how to turn off the sharpening

[Madhunter]

Yes ive used taa on top to try and help but the grass just sparkles really bad no matter what would rather have 0 sharpening and be able to turn off aa

[Skkooomer Lord]

It's in-built.

If you are using a Radeon GPU you can disable Radeon Sharpening in the graphics menu in your driver, press CTRL+R whilst in game to load your graphics driver overlay.

[Xathian]

Początkowo opublikowane przez Madhunter:

Yes ive used taa on top to try and help but the grass just sparkles really bad no matter what would rather have 0 sharpening and be able to turn off aa

It's a forced shader effect. The only way to remove it is going to be quite a bit of work on your end. You have to go and download ReShade. Install it for RE4R along with this addon

https://github.com/FransBouma/ShaderToggler

Follow the instructions for ShaderToggler to know how to use it. Sit back and spend about 30 minutes manually disabling every step (Probably a few hundred at least) of the post process shader chain one by one until you notice one of them causes the Sharpening to go away. Make note of which shader number that was and add it to the ShaderToggle blacklist.

[digitalis]

Check if enabling FSR2 (Quality) disables the in-built sharpening. I've found this works in some games with forced sharpening (Hitman 3).

If it does you can then try enabling 2.25x DL DSR in Nvidia control panel to regain close to native resolution. This way you get the benefit of DL anti-aliasing with imperceptible image loss. No more trash TAA ghosting.

When the reframework mod is updated on nexus switch to DLSS for even better performance/quality.

[Madhunter]

with fsr on quality it still looks oversharpened or like theres some funky stuff going on will try dldsr soon

[CaptainKashup]

Początkowo opublikowane przez Xathian:

Początkowo opublikowane przez Madhunter:

Yes ive used taa on top to try and help but the grass just sparkles really bad no matter what would rather have 0 sharpening and be able to turn off aa

It's a forced shader effect. The only way to remove it is going to be quite a bit of work on your end. You have to go and download ReShade. Install it for RE4R along with this addon

https://github.com/FransBouma/ShaderToggler

Follow the instructions for ShaderToggler to know how to use it. Sit back and spend about 30 minutes manually disabling every step (Probably a few hundred at least) of the post process shader chain one by one until you notice one of them causes the Sharpening to go away. Make note of which shader number that was and add it to the ShaderToggle blacklist.

Sadly, this crashes the game.