What is this squaring at certain angles? I keep seeing transparent or other textures squaring in certain ways and curious what this is called.
Problems?
Asher Roberts
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Ryan Ward
Looks like some sort of AA artifacting.
Evan Moore
Checkerboard rendering?
Lincoln Jackson
is this normal? looking this up renders no results.i dont use aa in game and i've never noticed this sort of thing before now.
Kevin Brooks
It's called dithering. It's normal, and intentional, modern renderers suck at doing transparency properly so they use that dithering effect in some places
Noah Adams
Actually nevermind that I'm retarded that's not dithering at all that's just fucked up
Hudson Cook
This is Todd Howard being unable to make proper AA, just disable it and use one from your gpu panel.
Bentley Kelly
I don't have AA enabled in the first place though
Ian Roberts
Is it bad that I don't see anything here?
Brody Evans
Doesn't happen to me. What card do you have? Have you forced any settings in drivers?
Nicholas Bell
Look at the optic and the end of the barrel. It's pixellated around the edges.
Jose Lopez
1060 6gb
Only setting i had forced was max render frames at 1
Jason Gonzalez
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Angel Ross
iirc that's caused by the shitty god-rays
Landon Phillips
>looking this up renders no results
heh
Luis Hernandez
well ill be davy jones and blown down. that makes sense. thank you very much
Hunter Hill
either it's some broken antialiasing or the upscaling DLSS\whatever the AMD upscaling is called is broken.
Ian Price
This is a problem with Bethesdas game engine, happens on all GPU's, even to intels iGPU's.
Mason Miller
censorship
Parker Ortiz
play shit games get shit gmaes, its quite simple
Nathan Hall
Jackson Cox
I think they're probably using a lower resolution buffer to render the depth of field blur or some other effect like that. The lower resolution is in some situations visible like that sort of strange looking aliasing. I've seen similar things in other games, for instance with low-res ambient occlusion buffers or having things like god rays rendered at lower res. Could be god rays or some other 'atmospheric' effect, like I said.
It's generally only visible in games which are shit on the technical side, I remember NieR Automata having similar issues and I guess it's not surprise that a fucking Bethesda game is absolute refuse and garbage on the engine side.
Cooper Brown
that's an nvidia card though