Very Blurry mess

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I have an HP Reverb g2 and everything looks blurry. I thought this game was supposed to look great, but unless I'm extremely close to something, it's a blurry mess. I've tried raising the settings, I'm running a 200%. Any suggestions on making things less blurry?

[YIU]

I have the same problem and looking for the help here.

[Kelrycor]

You need to raise the Resolution Scaling in the options from 1.0 to 2.0 to make it look sharp. Yes, things in the distance will still look a little bit blurry, but more you don't get out of this engine.

[T-TaaN]

I have CV1. You can imagine how it's blurry for me. If I turn off AA, I see HUGE pixels. Meanwhile, raising SS to 1.4 makes 40 FPS. 40 FPS on GTX 1080 with just CV1. Optimization is dead. Oh, why they just don't make it run on full resolution, but just with 0.5 SS by default, so raising SS would give us fair sharpness, not downscaled upscale

[N00BA]

in 1080ti + 32gb + valve index is hight blurry for me too looks like 640x480 textures scaled to 2000px. devs help me or refund.

[Kelrycor]

Oprindeligt skrevet af N00BA:

in 1080ti + 32gb + valve index is hight blurry for me too looks like 640x480 textures scaled to 2000px. devs help me or refund.

Did you increased the resolution scaling in the ingame menu to maximum already? It should be much better. Still, objects in the distance will be a little blurry.

[Sawtaytoes]

You have to turn up the scaling factor in the options.

I ran into the same issue with an RTX 3090 and a Valve Index. The solution was setting it to something higher than 1x. 1.5x looked a lot better, but I had mine at 2x.

[Orbmu2k]

if ingame 2x still not fits your expectations add this to

SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\Robinson The Journey\system.cfg

"r_SuperSampling = 2"

[££]

Thank you, Orbmu2k, the game is absolutely Beautiful when I did that! I tried this game and gave up on it, but with that setting I'm going to start over and try the game again!

[hawkhill]

Oprindeligt skrevet af Kelrycor:

You need to raise the Resolution Scaling in the options from 1.0 to 2.0 to make it look sharp. Yes, things in the distance will still look a little bit blurry, but more you don't get out of this engine.

Is there a way to make it less blurry on my Quest 2 without turning up the scale?
Doing that causes a low framerate on things like HIGS, my hands, and even rotating the camera with controllers.
This issue seems unique to this game.

[Kelrycor]

I don't think so.

I have an Index with only a GTX 1070 and it works fine. Enough GPU power to handle the high scaling in 2K resolution fo the VR headset. Though I do not use any special or extra upscaling inside the SteamVR option (if you do, the game eats even more GPU power).

Do you play with a link cable to PC or directly with the Quest 2 internal GPU?

[TomC2054]

Oprindeligt skrevet af Orbmu2k:

if ingame 2x still not fits your expectations add this to

SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\Robinson The Journey\system.cfg

"r_SuperSampling = 2"

Thanks mate, really improved my Q2 graphics!

[Rune]

Oprindeligt skrevet af Orbmu2k:

if ingame 2x still not fits your expectations add this to

SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\Robinson The Journey\system.cfg

"r_SuperSampling = 2"

Doesn't that just activate super sampling = 2.0?

The in-game slider works perfectly with my Rift CV1, but Index may be a different story, so you need the cfg setting for non-Rift hmds?

The game looks awesome with CV1 ss 2.0, not blurry at all, really sharp. I greatly prefer CV1 for this game compared to my Index. Using RTX 3090 and i9 10900K. This game was made for oled hmds, looks very bad using lcd - but I'll try the cfg fix :-)

[TomC2054]

Oprindeligt skrevet af Rune:

Oprindeligt skrevet af Orbmu2k:

if ingame 2x still not fits your expectations add this to

SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\Robinson The Journey\system.cfg

"r_SuperSampling = 2"

Doesn't that just activate super sampling = 2.0?

The in-game slider works perfectly with my Rift CV1, but Index may be a different story, so you need the cfg setting for non-Rift hmds?

The game looks awesome with CV1 ss 2.0, not blurry at all, really sharp. I greatly prefer CV1 for this game compared to my Index. Using RTX 3090 and i9 10900K. This game was made for oled hmds, looks very bad using lcd - but I'll try the cfg fix :-)

I believe this is more like SS 2x2. Not sure if that equals SS 4.0x or not, lol! Whatever it is the improvements for my Q2 are fantastic.

[Kelrycor]

I also think that Supersampling is not the same as Resolution Scaling.

Supersampling is using a higher resolution to make effect rendered like anti-alising on better pictures and then downsample them the desired resolution. This is stil ldelivering better images. You can do the same on the SteamVR settings for each game. You can activate Supersampling up to 500% (which will really cause some big GPU load). The image quality will be slightly better, especially when you see geometric things you will notice it.

Resolution Scaling seems more like a game internal thing. In Journey it seems to be used to decide how far you can see sharp as the game uses some blurring to be able to use low res objects more. I have an Index. The Resolution Scaling is doing enough for me to see everything sharp. At least the near field things, horizon is another thing though.

[pxlbltz]

Oprindeligt skrevet af Orbmu2k:

if ingame 2x still not fits your expectations add this to

SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\Robinson The Journey\system.cfg

"r_SuperSampling = 2"

Thank you!! 🙂