MSAA or any ENB/SweetFx?

[.:MeS1eR:. #DumpTrump]

Hello Im lookin for a way to get better Anti Aliasing than FXAA. A SweetFx/ENB mod that makes the game look even more great would be epic too. Any recommendations for those?

[Kitsune]

My recommendation: stick with FXAA and turn on image sharpening in the nvidia control panel.
You get a way better picture at like no performance loss than even 8x MSAA if you have a 1440p monitor and if not, it's still really good.
I don't even use anything else anymore in my games.

[thray]

Originally posted by Kitsune:

My recommendation: stick with FXAA and turn on image sharpening in the nvidia control panel.

AMD Radeon user.

[.:MeS1eR:. #DumpTrump]

Originally posted by Kitsune:

My recommendation: stick with FXAA and turn on image sharpening in the nvidia control panel.
You get a way better picture at like no performance loss than even 8x MSAA if you have a 1440p monitor and if not, it's still really good.
I don't even use anything else anymore in my games.

OK gonna try that

[[TC]Ciaиєz ITA]

The game supports MSAA natively, there's no need to force it from either the Nvidia Control Panel, AMD Catalyst Control Center or using ENB/SweetFX. Just type this console command:

mat_antialias 8

Replace the value (8) with the one you prefer. I don't know if there's a limit but I've set it to 16.

[thray]

Originally posted by TCCiaиєz {ITA}:

The game supports MSAA natively,

hrmmmm

Originally posted by Void-995:

MSAA won't work well with deferred lighting, smoothing depth buffer causing artifacts. It was replaced with FXAA as it works as post-processing on fully rendered image and friendly with new lighting.

[[TC]Ciaиєz ITA]

Originally posted by Jeremy Bearimy:

Originally posted by TCCiaиєz {ITA}:

The game supports MSAA natively,

hrmmmm

Originally posted by Void-995:

MSAA won't work well with deferred lighting, smoothing depth buffer causing artifacts. It was replaced with FXAA as it works as post-processing on fully rendered image and friendly with new lighting.

I know, reason why it has been removed. But I'm using it and I'm seeing little to no visual glitches. Just outlines sometimes gets weird but you see them only if you have a low resolution. If you play at 1080p or higher you're most likely to not see them.

Check this screens I did:

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1960020809

Maxed out, 16x MSAA, 1440x900

[[TC]Ciaиєz ITA]

And this is the weird outline I was talking about (on the crowbar):

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1960023856

Barely noticeable on a 1080p screen for sure (and with FXAA enabled it's going to get blurred so it will be even less noticeable).

[.:MeS1eR:. #DumpTrump]

Originally posted by TCCiaиєz {ITA}:

The game supports MSAA natively, there's no need to force it from either the Nvidia Control Panel, AMD Catalyst Control Center or using ENB/SweetFX. Just type this console command:

mat_antialias 8

Replace the value (8) with the one you prefer. I don't know if there's a limit but I've set it to 16.

Oh didnt even know..thx mate.

[[TC]Ciaиєz ITA]

Originally posted by .:MeS187:.:

Originally posted by TCCiaиєz {ITA}:

The game supports MSAA natively, there's no need to force it from either the Nvidia Control Panel, AMD Catalyst Control Center or using ENB/SweetFX. Just type this console command:

mat_antialias 8

Replace the value (8) with the one you prefer. I don't know if there's a limit but I've set it to 16.

Oh didnt even know..thx mate.

You're welcome.