The Last of Us™ Part II Remastered

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How to fix the hair to stop looking pixel-y?
On console the beard and hair looks perfect but on PC its all grainy and pixely looking. What settings make it look smoother/more realistic?
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episoder Apr 6 @ 10:41am 
depends on gpu i guess. on nvidia gpu, i fixed it by disabling dynamic resolution scaling and dlaa. i use taa.
Last edited by episoder; Apr 6 @ 10:42am
Originally posted by episoder:
depends on gpu i guess. on nvidia gpu, i fixed it by disabling dynamic resolution scaling and dlaa. i use taa.
thank you mate it helped
peep Apr 6 @ 11:14am 
Originally posted by episoder:
depends on gpu i guess. on nvidia gpu, i fixed it by disabling dynamic resolution scaling and dlaa. i use taa.

While this exact method didn't fix it, I played around with those settings and it improved it alot. Thanks!
Originally posted by Chairman Kaga:
Originally posted by episoder:
depends on gpu i guess. on nvidia gpu, i fixed it by disabling dynamic resolution scaling and dlaa. i use taa.

While this exact method didn't fix it, I played around with those settings and it improved it alot. Thanks!
Can you share? My family got the same problem and I can't seem to fix the super pixel-y look.
Originally posted by episoder:
depends on gpu i guess. on nvidia gpu, i fixed it by disabling dynamic resolution scaling and dlaa. i use taa.
DLAA is much better, actually
Originally posted by Vox Maximus:
DLAA is much better, actually

doesn't work on my end, tho. it creates shimmer or pixels. maybe cause i use an outdated driver. but... w/e. i don't need any dlstuff nor the driver. luckily a user told me the bypass. :)
Last edited by episoder; Apr 6 @ 2:31pm
Originally posted by Chairman Kaga:
On console the beard and hair looks perfect but on PC its all grainy and pixely looking. What settings make it look smoother/more realistic?

I've had it happen a couple of times when I change the resolution after streaming to my Steam Deck. Both times it was fixed by restarting the game.

Edit: It could be related to DLSS/DLAA. When I switch from my desktop to playing on Steam Deck (from 3440x1440 ultrawidescreen to 1920x1200 which matches the 16:10 aspect ratio of the Steam Deck even though it's higher resolution than the Deck - I think it looks a bit sharper and more refined than streaming at 800p) I turn off DLSS, FSR Frame Gen and just use DLAA native anti-aliasing. So, again, a couple of times I got the pixelated look after doing this and restarting fixed it for me.
Last edited by Geeks On Hugs; Apr 6 @ 2:42pm
Resolution. No amount of AA will fix it if you are playing at a low resolution.
Never use DLSS and DLAA in TLOU games on PC. They both hade motion trails and visual glitches.
peep Apr 6 @ 9:58pm 
Originally posted by Rhyagelle:
Originally posted by Chairman Kaga:

While this exact method didn't fix it, I played around with those settings and it improved it alot. Thanks!
Can you share? My family got the same problem and I can't seem to fix the super pixel-y look.

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3457396382

Then I used the tips in here in the display settings about dynamic resolution, etc. It should improve the hair and beard stuff by a lot.
If you use upscaling (like DLSS) a high value for sharpening may cause this. Try lowering it.
Originally posted by Nocturnal:
Never use DLSS and DLAA in TLOU games on PC. They both hade motion trails and visual glitches.
DLAA still looks much better than TAA.
peep Apr 7 @ 8:18am 
Originally posted by Dr. Peppermill:
If you use upscaling (like DLSS) a high value for sharpening may cause this. Try lowering it.

Yeah by default sharpening was maxed out like wtf
DLAA fixed all the aliasing and pixellated hair on my end. Looks clean AF
if your gpu is powerful enough try not using any upscalling
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