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2016 PC Screenshot Thread of No Compromises
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Always-honest
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Not the best graphics ever but it's a really really good Single Player. Even if you don't care for the story, the game is pure gameplay bliss imo. Will recommend to everyone.
Neo_Barrad
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NattyDread
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Brerlappin
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The Janitor
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It should work for AMD users by adding this nvapi file from a real Nvidia driver (the one included in 3Dmigoto is just a proxy)
Atleast it's been tested and confirmed working on Windows 10
http://www.mediafire.com/file/ydr2g23mbq86vrx/AMD+files+Win+10.rar
Thanks! Will ship that file with a toggle next time
(Can't update a file on mega and keep the same url I think)
LightOnTheEdge
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LightOnTheEdge
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LightOnTheEdge
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The Janitor
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Thanks! Will ship that file with a toggle next time
Make sure Nvidia users still use the proxy and not the real one though, otherwise it might crash for them instead.
Yep film grain.
dr_rus
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It's Source, so you have either a bad TSAA (seems to be used on the shots above) or MSAA for AA. 8x MSAA pushes my GTX1080 below 60 fps in 2560x1600 so my shots were MSAA 4x (gives you some 20% of performance for almost unnoticeable quality loss) and TSSAA 2x (doesn't really help with transparency aliasing but just adds detail to transparent textures mostly).
Either option doesn't really help with aliasing as much as I'd want, TSAA adds a lot of blurring but fixes some temporal crawling, MSAA does nothing for shaders aliasing. All of this ends in noise.
Edit: the game also doesn't allow you to use any DSR resolutions for some reason, even desktop DSR trick doesn't work. I've also tried forcing SGSSAA, the results are sub par as there's still aliasing and performance tanks obviously.
CyberPunked
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This is some key art type shit!
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Thank you. Never would have thought of that.
AnyoneInCherno
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Good god Natty, your shots aren't just great - they're cool. There's something so uniquely stylish about your work. Great job, with these two and the rest of them. You're my favourite screenshotter because every one you upload is just fantastic.
bananafactory
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Comrade Crunch
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Great shots, can't wait to play this, snagged it for 10 bucks during the Steam Halloween sale, gonna be trying my hand at some screen shots.
bananafactory
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@Bananafactory: using SRWE (For Skyrim SE, check the checkbox 'Force EXITSIZEMOVE after window resize') you can take screenshots at much higher resolution than normal with Skyrim SE. Run as admin, run the game in windowed mode, attach SRWE, type in a resolution, e.g. 3840x2400 and the window will resize, with the view port as well
On the https://github.com/dtgDTGdtg/SRWE page I wrote a small tutorial to get started.
@Bananafactory: using SRWE (For Skyrim SE, check the checkbox 'Force EXITSIZEMOVE after window resize') you can take screenshots at much higher resolution than normal with Skyrim SE. Run as admin, run the game in windowed mode, attach SRWE, type in a resolution, e.g. 3840x2400 and the window will resize, with the view port as well
On the https://github.com/dtgDTGdtg/SRWE page I wrote a small tutorial to get started.
AnyoneInCherno
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AnyoneInCherno
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They actually do, but because they're screen space, they're quite limited in visibility. Planar reflections would be great, but the hit to performance would be insane without the removal of many buffers and layers (like particles, grass, etc), and then it would just look odd. Credit where credit's due - it's honestly the best I was expecting from Skyrim's ancient technology.
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