#Rise of the tomb raider trainer fling Pc#
But please don't spread misinformation, more options are always better and that's a major advancdage of the PC platform. If you don't care about any of this, by all means keep using injected SMAA. So technically the higher the framerate and resolution the better the result. This is otherwise called temporal stability (stable image during motion) which is something that can't be observed in (static) images.Įxamples of temporaly stable games include Ryse, The Division, The Order 1886, Fallout 4, Uncharted 4 and many others.Īnd what's also great about TAA? Works great at any resolution (cleans up the image in motion) and it scales both with framerate (more samples) AND resolution (more information).
(please no TXAA nixxes)Ī good TAA implmentation (The Division for example) clears almost every form of aliasing in motion. Oh and RotTR definitely needs TAA and i agree with OP. But please stop spreading misinformation, more options are always better and that's a major advandage of the PC platform. (depending the TAA implementation and how many frames it takes into account) This is otherwise called temporal stability (stable image during motion) which is something that can't be observed in (static) images.Įxamples of temporally stable games include Ryse, The Division, The Order 1886, Fallout 4, Uncharted 4, Rainbow Six: Siege and many others.Īnd just to get an idea, good TAA produces this:Īnd what's also great about TAA? Works great at any resolution (cleans up the image in motion) and it scales both with framerate (more samples) AND resolution (more information). With the move towards PBR (physically based rendering) and more detailed assets many forms of aliasing become a major problem (shading aliasing, specular aliasing and so on).Ī good TAA implementation (The Division for example) clears almost every form of aliasing in motion. Like Far Cry 4, Fallout 4, Alien Isolation, Project Cars and quite a few more. this seems to be a big problem within Unreal Engine 4 (Not just UE4, but also other Engines like Cryengine.) and alot of Games use it already. it might remove more jaggies, but it's really ugly. Originally posted by CatherineCat:Please no Temporal Antialiasing :/ It has the really annoying artifacting side-effect called "Ghosting" or Blurring/Smearing. The easiest way to experience it yourselves is to lock the Framerate in these games to 30 via Rivatuner or Nvidia Inspector. I'd rather have a proper SMAA implementation like the SweetFX Injector or ReShade offers which is definitely better, without side-effects. I really hope devs wont use that terrible Antialiasing method in future games. Please no Temporal Antialiasing :/ It has the really annoying artifacting side-effect called "Ghosting" or Blurring/Smearing.
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