Textures are pixelated?

[Post, Son of Yawgmoth]

My textures are set to max but they still look very pixelated for some reason?
I can see individual pixels especially on the starting armor

[JebKerman]

Well, let's run through the usual suspects:
Turn off DLSS (if you can see an option to do so)
Turn off FidelityFX
Set 'Image Quality' to 'High'
Try fiddling with your Anti Aliasing settings.
Are you using/Have you tried the High Resolution Texture Pack?

[Post, Son of Yawgmoth]

Originally posted by JebKerman:

Well, let's run through the usual suspects:
Turn off DLSS (if you can see an option to do so)
Turn off FidelityFX
Set 'Image Quality' to 'High'
Try fiddling with your Anti Aliasing settings.
Are you using/Have you tried the High Resolution Texture Pack?

I think I fixed it, I turned off screen space reflections
Anyways is there a way to make the anti aliasing better without making all the textures super blurry? right now fxaa isnt doing it, everything is super shimmery as I move the camera because of poor anti aliasing
I dont have enough vram for hd texture pack

[Níðhöggr]

Nope the AA will blurry severely your image. I play at 4K and I prefer no AA than any AA.

In 4K HDR, this game looks amazing.

[Lusus Symphonia]

Nope, you can super sample if you have a decent PC but otherwise you'll have to suffer like the rest of us.

Mods might be available if that's what you're comfortable doing.

[Post, Son of Yawgmoth]

So no as is better than fxaa?
Can I force something from Nvidia game editor?
Also I heard people online talking about reshade

[Maffeketel]

Originally posted by TangyFangy:

So no as is better than fxaa?

That depends on your resolution. If youre playing at a resolution of 1440P or higher then youre better off without AA. If youre playing at 1080P for example then you might start to see really jagged edges if you disable it.

It's a matter of personal preference so just try out the different AA settings and see which you like best!