how to use sweetfx settings file with reshade

I ve managed to reduce the problems with some extent, but mostly with jagged edges, not texture shimmering. I've tried with many settings dealing with anisotropic filtering, texture clamping and antialiasing but I guess I'm not savy enough with these things to get it fixed. Seriously, the fastest method to give me migraines is to make me run those areas. Sanctum and Kuron are the most affected places since the walls are full of details, but it also happens with any floor full of dirt, grass or rock. Jagged edges are something kinda bothersome, specially with shiny stuff like the stairs at the various lobbies, but that's nothing compared to whenever I'm anywhere with a heavily textured area.

I've asked occasionally on the related threads but never got a definite answer, partly due to my usually low-end rig, but now I'm running the game on an i5-6400, 16GB and a GTX1080, so I'm confident that this time I should be more than ready.īasically my game is riddled with texture shimmering. So, while I really love how some people muck with the game's graphics to get really amazing effects, I gotta say that there's only one single thing I'd love to accomplish and never managed to do so. Last time I mucked with graphic post-processing my old fans got too noisy for my confort.

The recommended tweaks are nice and my computer is good enough to run them, but I'm gonna wait a couple weeks until I update my case and cooling. Funny, I had installed Leayal's files just a day before PSO2Tweaker's update.

How to use sweetfx settings file with reshade