Godray pixelation

[Fuggin' Kyle]

Godrays create pixelation around character and objects when the setting is below Ultra, but when it's on ultra, it destroys the framerate. Anyone have a workaround or solution?

[bLaCkShAd0w]

You can disable them completely using this utility:

http://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/102/?

Or run them on ultra if your rig can handle it, The pixelation seems to dissapear on ultra settings.

[Yhwach]

Or just go to your Fallout4Prefs.ini, and change:
bVolumetricLightingEnable=1
to
bVolumetricLightingEnable=0

[Lucas]

You can disable it with the console too.

[Fuggin' Kyle]

Is there any news that they're going to fix this at all? I want to keep God Rays on, but the framerate is unbearable in cities when it's on Ultra

[Yhwach]

Originally posted by Kyle:

Is there any news that they're going to fix this at all? I want to keep God Rays on, but the framerate is unbearable in cities when it's on Ultra

Godrays are meant to be ran on Ultra, any lower and it'll keep degreading the resolution of the lights being processed; some have had better success and haven't had the problem at all, it just depends on your graphics card and what it's able to render.

[Fuggin' Kyle]

Originally posted by Scarecrow:

Originally posted by Kyle:

Is there any news that they're going to fix this at all? I want to keep God Rays on, but the framerate is unbearable in cities when it's on Ultra

Godrays are meant to be ran on Ultra, any lower and it'll keep degreading the resolution of the lights being processed; some have had better success and haven't had the problem at all, it just depends on your graphics card and what it's able to render.

Well, that's unfortunate for me then. I'm using an Nvidia Card.

[Yhwach]

Originally posted by Kyle:

Originally posted by Scarecrow:

Godrays are meant to be ran on Ultra, any lower and it'll keep degreading the resolution of the lights being processed; some have had better success and haven't had the problem at all, it just depends on your graphics card and what it's able to render.

Well, that's unfortunate for me then. I'm using an Nvidia Card.

Godrays are primarily a nvidia bred feature, but should still work great on any 3 gigabyte + amd card.
What would the model of your GPU be, the three numbers after the GTX.

[Fuggin' Kyle]

Originally posted by Scarecrow:

Originally posted by Kyle:

Well, that's unfortunate for me then. I'm using an Nvidia Card.

Godrays are primarily a nvidia bred feature, but should still work great on any 3 gigabyte + amd card.
What would the model of your GPU be, the three numbers after the GTX.

I'm using a 3gb gtx 780

[Yhwach]

Originally posted by Kyle:

Originally posted by Scarecrow:

Godrays are primarily a nvidia bred feature, but should still work great on any 3 gigabyte + amd card.
What would the model of your GPU be, the three numbers after the GTX.

I'm using a 3gb gtx 780

I see.
It's probably best to turn off godrays anyway, they're just a fancy light vignetting.