Settings to improve animal sighting / rendering ?

[Lee Chun Bey]

hey guys.
so, its a simple question: which of the settings in video could improve the visibility of the animals at greater ranges?

OF COURSE SOME OF YOU WILL SAY "ALL OF THEM"...

but, seriously. my biggest problem is: Sometimes, animals far away became so blocky/pixelated and the lack of definition makes it hard to spot them or diferenciate them of the bushes and tall grass - that, being far away became blocky too.

I'm playing with some settings on ultra, others on high and just shadows on low to maintain a constant 60fps+ all time. any tips?

[Lee Chun Bey]

obs: from what I believe, in other games anisotropic filtering causes a low impact on framerate and could potentialy help. but in the options menu of the game it says that causes high impact D:

[jackryan529]

Originally posted by Denilson Show kk:

obs: from what I believe, in other games anisotropic filtering causes a low impact on framerate and could potentialy help. but in the options menu of the game it says that causes high impact D:

I have everything set to max.

[wim1234]

there is no easy answer to this, best is to experiment yourself.
eyes do differ, another monitor might even help(bigger one?)
aa settings may do something there, i play without any aa at all, picture is razorsharp then, but
ofcourse this only works ok on a small(18 inch) monitor or so.
experiment.

[Lee Chun Bey]

Thanks.
I was trying some configs. The hard thing is to find an animal to test the different settings at same time hahahaa

I also noticed that the fxaa + Taa bugs all the textures. Is this normal? Because I use a 27 inch screen, anti aliasing is basicaly necessary

[RamMack]

I have Radeon Crimson set to override game settings. All AA, and Teselation settings maxed. Just enabled VSR, and set resolution to 2560 x 1600 on 1080P tv. Looking pretty awesome. Running an RX 480 8GB. Turn off heat haze and fog, with shadows set to medium.