How to Disable Film Grain

[Minh Kính Cận]

help me plz

[Minh Kính Cận]

:( I hate it. Film grain make game like nub graphic. PS4 not use the same

[Kaldaien]

Believe me, you'd hate it even more if it were turned off. This game has no anti-aliasing, and it would look awful without the fim grain.

[Arkaern]

I wish they put TXAA :(((....

[Charlie]

Publicado originalmente por Samiwaw:

I wish they put TXAA :(((....

I'm surprised it didn't, pretty much all NVIDIA GameWorks games have TXAA.

[JonoAMano]

I just experimented with turning off Depth of Field -- which produces clearer images in the previous games -- in Arkham Knight's BmSystemSettings.ini, only to end up having to reenable it because so many effects including tactical map, Batman's gaunlet viewscreen, Forensic Scanning and weather persistence actually seem to depend upon depth of field.

[DoomnightK]

You can disable film grain using the command "set PostProcessEffect bShowInGame False", but it also disables lots of visual effects (detective mode, fear takedown effects, dof, etc). The game also looks very yellow in some places, and has less contrast. The lack of good anti-aliasing doesn't seem to be a problem though - the game looks fantastic in character showcases. (Once you adjust the brightness). http://i.imgur.com/s5Xic3q.jpg

[Stealth1275]

Publicado originalmente por DoomnightK:

You can disable film grain using the command "set PostProcessEffect bShowInGame False", but it also disables lots of visual effects (detective mode, fear takedown effects, dof, etc).

I noticed the missing effects too.

Publicado originalmente por Kaldaien:

Believe me, you'd hate it even more if it were turned off. This game has no anti-aliasing, and it would look awful without the fim grain.

It looks much worse with it off. You really notice poor textures and the rest. The grain/other stuff makes it look better.

[Kaldaien]

Publicado originalmente por Stealth1276:

Publicado originalmente por Kaldaien:

Believe me, you'd hate it even more if it were turned off. This game has no anti-aliasing, and it would look awful without the fim grain.

It looks much worse with it off. You really notice poor textures and the rest. The grain/other stuff makes it look better.

Yes, very much so. The grain helps to hide any sharp edges, much better than the stupid shader they call "anti-aliasing". Their idea of anti-aliasing is a blur filter - I cannot tell you how much I hate FXAA, MLAA, etc. It's not true anti-aliasing!

[AR | jedidethfreak]

If all of this is true, it just goes to show that Rocksteady took a sharp nosedive after Arkham City when it comes to basic game programming. Depth of Field AND Filmgrain being required to just look at the map, or do takedowns, or use Detective Vision?

Well, this sucks - I'm pretty much done with this game, now, between Dragon Age: Inquisition's new DLC, KotOR 2 getting updated on Steam, and a bunch of indie games coming to the Wii U, I really don't have time to deal with this ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥.

[leemicah61]

Publicado originalmente por AR | jedidethfreak:

If all of this is true, it just goes to show that Rocksteady took a sharp nosedive after Arkham City when it comes to basic game programming. Depth of Field AND Filmgrain being required to just look at the map, or do takedowns, or use Detective Vision?

Well, this sucks - I'm pretty much done with this game, now, between Dragon Age: Inquisition's new DLC, KotOR 2 getting updated on Steam, and a bunch of indie games coming to the Wii U, I really don't have time to deal with this ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥.

Kotor 2 get updated on Steam? What will that do?

[KSweeley]

Having film grain cover up crappy graphics reminds me of Capcom's Remember Me, that had film grain with absolutely no way to turn off film grain in the graphics options menu however a mod came out that disabled film grain and that game's graphics was very crappy....

[Kaldaien]

Publicado originalmente por KSweeley:

Having film grain cover up crappy graphics reminds me of Capcom's Remember Me, that had film grain with absolutely no way to turn off film grain in the graphics options menu however a mod came out that disabled film grain and that game's graphics was very crappy....

DONTNOD's Remember Me, you mean. Capcom was just the publisher. That's the same developer as Life Is Strange, which doesn't need any fancy anti-aliasing simply because of the art style... yet, it gives you the option of MSAA + FXAA - very unusual.

Generally disabling visual effects like film grain will ruin image quality. You're screwing around with the game to the point where it's no longer what artists had in mind. Turning things like DoF, framerate caps (in the 1 or 2% of games where this is a legitimate atmospheric decision), motion blur, etc. tends to make things look awful.

[AR | jedidethfreak]

Publicado originalmente por leemicah61:

Publicado originalmente por AR | jedidethfreak:

If all of this is true, it just goes to show that Rocksteady took a sharp nosedive after Arkham City when it comes to basic game programming. Depth of Field AND Filmgrain being required to just look at the map, or do takedowns, or use Detective Vision?

Well, this sucks - I'm pretty much done with this game, now, between Dragon Age: Inquisition's new DLC, KotOR 2 getting updated on Steam, and a bunch of indie games coming to the Wii U, I really don't have time to deal with this ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥.

Kotor 2 get updated on Steam? What will that do?

Well, it got a base update fixing a lot of the last bugs, it's got Steam Achievements, Steam Cloud, support for up to 5k monitors, Steam Workshop support (with RCM available on it), and a few other things.

[EbonHawk]

Publicado originalmente por Kaldaien:

Generally disabling visual effects like film grain will ruin image quality. You're screwing around with the game to the point where it's no longer what artists had in mind.

Who says artists know what the crap they're doing anyway? :-P

I don't always agree with all artistic views, especially when talking about something that messes with my visual perception of said art. Like Film Grain. One of the WORST things to come to games... Right up there with lens flares and vignetting. Ugh.