Pixelated Hair help?

[Echoes Of The Dawn]

Everything in this game is beautiful except the hair is really pixelated. The back of Amicias neck is really pixelated and ive tried everything i can think of to fix it. Turning off sharpen in the game file, messed with bloom and anti aliasing, is anyone else having this problem? Im running a brand new PC with a 2070 super. Any advice is appreciated.

https://ibb.co/RPLSWyB
https://ibb.co/4KcPHHD

[Sunsetter]

Maybe check the control panel of your graphics card in case any settings are overriding the game ones. You can also try different drivers

[Marko19907]

Nothing is wrong with the game, it's supposed to look like that . . .

[Echoes Of The Dawn]

Really? Ive seen screenshots of other peoples games and the hair looks much smother, are they using mods or something?

[Marko19907]

Originally posted by Echoes Of The Dawn:

Really? Ive seen screenshots of other peoples games and the hair looks much smother, are they using mods or something?

No, but they're likely using lower power hardware, which means that they're not using higher quality settings.

The effect is caused by screen-space shadows, which you can turn off. In the settings they have labeled them as contact shadows. I tried this "fix" on GeForce Now and as expected the "issue" went away.

Btw, this is what raytracing is supposed to fix.

[Echoes Of The Dawn]

Originally posted by Marko19907:

Originally posted by Echoes Of The Dawn:

Really? Ive seen screenshots of other peoples games and the hair looks much smother, are they using mods or something?

No, but they're likely using lower power hardware, which means that they're not using higher quality settings.

The effect is caused by screen-space shadows, which you can turn off. In the settings they have labeled them as contact shadows. I tried this "fix" on GeForce Now and as expected the "issue" went away.

Btw, this is what raytracing is supposed to fix.

I tried turning contact shadows off but it didnt make a difference.

[Marko19907]

Originally posted by Echoes Of The Dawn:

Originally posted by Marko19907:

No, but they're likely using lower power hardware, which means that they're not using higher quality settings.

The effect is caused by screen-space shadows, which you can turn off. In the settings they have labeled them as contact shadows. I tried this "fix" on GeForce Now and as expected the "issue" went away.

Btw, this is what raytracing is supposed to fix.

I tried turning contact shadows off but it didnt make a difference.

Strange, works for me
https://imgur.com/8PwiplL

[S0LAR]

Had no success playing with the contact shadows setting, but setting resolution scale to anything above 100% appears to fix it.