SMAA Tx2? or TAA

[oChalko]

i think the jaggies are less with TAA but the game looks too blurry, what does everyone prefer

[mikksies]

TX2

[p0tat0b]

I like TAA but it messes up scopes if u have picture-in-picture on.

[shlowie]

TAA with 150 supersampling is what i go for

[oChalko]

Originally posted by shlowie:

TAA with 150 supersampling is what i go for

havent tried SS yet, just trying to get the best fps which sometimes seems to vary depending on the map i get as low as 80 fps and as high as 144
all on ultra

[-ExiLe`]

Originally posted by shlowie:

TAA with 150 supersampling is what i go for

Yea TAA works well with high res, otherwise it looks horrible, very blurry, especially foilage. Also has ghosting problems.

Would recommend SMAA 2x, they improved it alot with recent updates, looks quite nice now, try with 125% resscale.

[oChalko]

Originally posted by ImTimK:

Originally posted by shlowie:

TAA with 150 supersampling is what i go for

Yea TAA works well with high res, otherwise it looks horrible, very blurry, especially foilage. Also has ghosting problems.

Would recommend SMAA 2x, they improved it alot with recent updates, looks quite nice now, try with 125% resscale.

ive tried TAA and i get rid of the blur by using geforce experience game filters and using sharpen at 50%

[-ExiLe`]

Originally posted by Chalko:

Originally posted by ImTimK:

Yea TAA works well with high res, otherwise it looks horrible, very blurry, especially foilage. Also has ghosting problems.

Would recommend SMAA 2x, they improved it alot with recent updates, looks quite nice now, try with 125% resscale.

ive tried TAA and i get rid of the blur by using geforce experience game filters and using sharpen at 50%

I honestly hate the sharpening filter at any setting higher than 0, it's starts to look like a bitmap picture or some cartoon, grainy artifacts all over it.

It's funny because at 0 (both sliders) it still sharpens it a bit, but without artifacts. Turn the filter on and off and you will see the difference.

[oChalko]

Originally posted by ImTimK:

Originally posted by Chalko:

ive tried TAA and i get rid of the blur by using geforce experience game filters and using sharpen at 50%

I honestly hate the sharpening filter at any setting higher than 0, it's starts to look like a bitmap picture or some cartoon, grainy artifacts all over it.

It's funny because at 0 it still sharpens it a bit, but without artifacts. Turn the filter on and off and you will see the difference.

ill look into it, for most games i use 50% but i tend to use reshade.me instead if i can

[-ExiLe`]

Originally posted by Chalko:

Originally posted by ImTimK:

I honestly hate the sharpening filter at any setting higher than 0, it's starts to look like a bitmap picture or some cartoon, grainy artifacts all over it.

It's funny because at 0 it still sharpens it a bit, but without artifacts. Turn the filter on and off and you will see the difference.

ill look into it, for most games i use 50% but i tend to use reshade.me instead if i can

ahhh yea, reshade's lumasharpen is pretty decent (just standard settings).

[oChalko]

Originally posted by ImTimK:

Originally posted by Chalko:

ill look into it, for most games i use 50% but i tend to use reshade.me instead if i can

ahhh yea, reshade's lumasharpen is pretty decent.

i mostly use it for old games because games like fable anniversary for example are a little too blurry, same with this game but ill still try the 0%

[Bazingarrey]

Put these lines in Engine.ini (which can be found at %localappdata%/Insurgeny/Saved/Config/Windowsclient) under [Core.System] section and you get a much better TAA without the crazy blurriness

[SystemSettings]
r.PostProcessAAQuality=6
r.TemporalAACurrentFrameWeight=0.25
r.TemporalAASamples=8
r.TemporalAASharpness=0.7
r.Tonemapper.Sharpen=0.8
r.TemporalAACatmullRom=1
r.SkeletalMeshLODBias=0
r.ViewDistanceScale=1
r.ScreenPercentage=100

[-ExiLe`]

Originally posted by Bazingarrey:

Put these lines in Engine.ini (which can be found at %localappdata%/Insurgeny/Saved/Config/Windowsclient) under [Core.System] section and you get a much better TAA without the crazy blurriness

[SystemSettings]
r.PostProcessAAQuality=6
r.TemporalAACurrentFrameWeight=0.25
r.TemporalAASamples=8
r.TemporalAASharpness=0.7
r.Tonemapper.Sharpen=0.8
r.TemporalAACatmullRom=1
r.SkeletalMeshLODBias=0
r.ViewDistanceScale=1
r.ScreenPercentage=100

I would leave out the last 3 lines, kinda irrelevant and you want higher than 100% resscale for better graphics. Would leave out the 3rd line aswell and set Temporal sharpness much higher instead (Like 4), for a crisper image without artifacts. Just test and experiment what you like best anyway.