Texture Problem

[The Walking Derp]

I have the settings maxed out with only ubersampling disabled. There's some sort of stripey layer over the textures which is kinda disturbing. You can see it pretty good on the hand and the inside of the Jacket.
Any Idea what's causing that and how to get rid of it?

http://steamcommunity.com/id/testiculustheterrifier/screenshots/?appid=20920

[Disco Shrew]

The shadow dithering or something else?

[The Walking Derp]

As I've said it's most visible on the Hand an the inside of the Jacket, you have to enlarge it completely.

[The Walking Derp]

Alright, it's the shadow dithering. Was a bit confused because it appeared when i didn't expect shadows to cause it.

[Don Vincenzoo 57]

i have the same issue and i don't understand what i have to change to solve it :)
help could be great ! thanks !

[The Walking Derp]

Nothing, you can't solve it. It's the way the engine works as far as ive gathered

[Don Vincenzoo 57]

Originally posted by The Walking Derp:

Nothing, you can't solve it. It's the way the engine works as far as ive gathered

hoooooo .... ok !! annoying but thanks for answer to me !!

[Dowlphwin]

Here I am, running the game from 2011 in 2560x1440 with 4xAA and the lighting is freaking dithered! CDProjekt, are you kidding me?! And you top this by adding an "ubersampling" which is insanely taxing on the hardware, but still doesn't make shadows look like in pretty much any other game of that generation and caliber.
Also, nVidia set anisotropic filtering to forced by default in the driver settings for Witcher 2, since the game doesn't have an option for that, but it still doesn't work. This game only supports trilinear filtering, making surfaces viewed from a sharp angle look very blurry.