How to Disable TAA/Post Process Anti-aliasing for Sharpness(might not work anymore)

Improve your ability to spot enemies while improving overall graphical fidelity and sharpness by disabling post process ant-aliasing.

Intro

NOTE: DOES NOT WORK WITH DLSS OR UPSCALING METHODS. I believe using upscaling disables TAA anyways in favor of the upscaling techniques. Please disable any upscaling to see results.
Post process anti-aliasing looks like garbage, especially at 1440p and above. Unfortunately, the current trend in game development is to force TAA or sometimes FXAA to hide various graphical artifacts/glitches. Here is how to disable the post process anti-aliasing to improve clarity and overall graphical fidelity.

Steps

Step 0:
Read the note in the introduction.

Step 1:
Browse to "\Documents\Battlefield 2042\settings"

Step 2:
Open "PROFSAVE_profile" with a text editor, such as notepad.

Step 3:
Scroll (or use ctrl+f) to find "GstRender.AntiAliasingPost" and set the value to 0, so that the line reads "GstRender.AntiAliasingPost 0". Be sure not to edit any other values unless you know what you're doing.

Step 4:
Save the file without changing the name.

Conclusion/Disclaimer

Start the game normally, and you should see noticeable improvement. To revert the changes, either set the value back to 1, or delete "PROFSAVE_profile" and restart the game. I have no idea if this conflicts with any other settings, so revert the changes if you encounter any strangeness. I am not responsible for anything this may break (though nothing should), so do this at your own risk.

[Supreme Leader Kim Jong Don]

This is where AMD sharpness filter comes in clutch, literally use it for every game with TAA. Games now look sharp =)

[sleeppatterns]

aw :(

[pidgin]

I think a recent update may have disabled the ability to use this method of disabling TAA. I'll look for some alternative but at the moment it seems they have overwritten the option to disable it through ini files.

[sleeppatterns]

didnt work for me, not using any upscalers, should i set the file to read only?

[pidgin]

@EP1CN3SS4 Are you using DLSS or any upscaling method? Using upscaling disables the TAA on its own. I'll be sure to add that point to the guide. When I get some time to, I will try to get some screenshots for comparisons.

[EP1CN3SS4]

Its not working for me, coud you provide a before and after screenshot so I can see what to expect? Also should I set the file to "read only?"