Chromatic Aberration is used as a cheap AA alternative by developers. But it looks horrible.I'd rather deal with aliasing. It makes me physically ill to look at an image with CA for extended periods of time.
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Tekken 7 PC performance thread
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Chromatic Aberration is used as a cheap AA alternative by developers. But it looks horrible.I'd rather deal with aliasing. It makes me physically ill to look at an image with CA for extended periods of time.
Black_Stride
do not tempt fate do not contrain Wonder Woman's thighs do not do not
Seems like an odd solution towards AA and gain performance.
You use DSR to go to 4K, then tell the game to render at 90% of that, then finally downsample to 1080p?
Why not just use DSR at a lower setting and leave resolution scaling off.
In pretty much every game ive tested DSR vs Res Scaling, DSR give better everything performance and quality.
So unless DSR is giving you issues just use a good DSR and leave Res Scaling at 100%
Yeah, I never really thought of the effect that way until T7 but it really does serve that purpose.
but yeeesh it's so heavy in this game
Yup.
I'll take aliasing any day. I don't think it looks awful like CA, and it doesn't give me a headache or make me nauseous.
There's no way I'm even going to consider the console version of this game.
A very similar issue happened with my Hori Real Arcade Pro 4 stick except the framerate was constantly down in the 40s/30s, everything stuttered like mad and it didn't read directional inputs properly. Switching it to PS3 mode solved all my issues.
SeeNoWeevil
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This question gets asked so many times haha. Most, if not all fighting games are capped at 60fps. The games logic is tied to that number.
I don't think that's correct
Uhhh, you gonna source that or elaborate? Are you saying v-sync doesn't add input lag or that it does for g-sync users inside the effective range as well? Because you'd be wrong on both accounts.
http://forums.blurbusters.com/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=3073
https://displaylag.com/reduce-input-lag-in-pc-games-the-definitive-guide/
Have you tried experimenting with older drivers? That seemed to do the trick for several AMD folks.
If you don't know how to turn it off, then you don't have it on
It's a "3D setting" in the Nvidia control panel that is disabled by default and completely reverts to said state whenever you update or otherwise install Nvidia's drivers.FunkeeFresh
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I was having the D3D issue with my R9 380. Downgraded to 16.11.5, and switched to Fullscreen from Borderless. Seems to have done the trick for now.
Thank you so much. The image is so much clearer, I feel like I can see shit now.
The Omega Man
Member
Man this games looks like a totally different game once you get rid of CA and grain filter and run it 4K, so much detail was getting lost with those effects on.
Great news! It's finally working properly. Rolling back to 16.11.5 fixed the issue. There was a bit of a setback with Windows 10 automatically updating me to 17.1.1, but I took care of that. If it starts crashing again, I'll edit my post. But hopefully this'll help anyone that has a similar issue.
Glad to hear it!
The Artisan
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i'm guessing it surpassed the arcade version?
Night Terror
Member
Re: grain removal: the command is not the right one apparently, you have to yturn down post processing to medium. Not sure what else gets affected if anything though.
...I'm so getting this version then.
Skyfireblaze
Member
Where was this discovered?
petran79
Banned
PC monitors also have better picture quality in general and unfortunately consoles can not take full advantage of a computer monitor.
It would be better to compare PC/PS4 Pro screenshots on a Digital TV instead.
Black_Stride
do not tempt fate do not contrain Wonder Woman's thighs do not do not
The screenshots dont care whether it was a TV or monitor that they were captured on.
Cuz they dont actually use the TV/Monitor for the capture its all internal.
Lol, that is insane, SMAA would be a better option regardless. And I agree that it's horrible(most of the time).
I think CA as a post process effect is pretty much free...? As opposed to any other AA solution, even something as light as FXAA
It just sucks to look at when it's used like it is in this game
TTTT2 was great, T7 is fantastic.
So far so good, matchmaking is another story tho
Maximillian on the netcode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yGjBZslQ7T0
IcyRhythms
Member
Any word on whether or not they plan to patch in graphics options that allow you to turn off some of this stuff as opposed to .ini tweaks?
LowParry
Member
Netcode is fantastic with 4+ bars. Matchmaking is broken on PS4 though so hopefully we see that fixed soon.
J_ToSaveTheDay
Member
Always a gamble. They don't seem to have acknowledged user displeasure at the feature just yet, so my guess is that it won't be happening super quick. Wouldn't count on it.
I just tested for the sake of testing, I didn't backup my original ini file so I went in and just deleted the copy pasted lines to see if it would revert settings, and it does... So it's an easy fix if you somehow decide you'd rather go back to having CA on.
J_ToSaveTheDay
Member
Does this work even with Post Process set to Ultra? Are there any other post processing effects that get eliminated by dropping to medium (as the OP suggests) that I should be concerned about at all?
Fess
Member
Already did that. The grain is gone if I lower post processing quality in-game in the graphics settings, without the ini tweak too, but it's there as soon as I flip to Ultra again.
Not sure what else gets removed if you lower post processing quality though. Maybe only the grain goes away?
Looks amazing both ways imo but with all the talk about how great it looks after the ini tweak I want in on that too.
Another thing, what changes with rendering scale? I tried go to 150 from 100 but I can't notice what changed.
throwawayname
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Is anyone playing this at 60fps 1080p low quality with a 1GB GPU?
Night Terror
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Steam, a few people noticed that the grain command does not work, but the CA one is doing wonders. You can check it yourself by comparing on Precipice of Fate or Abandoned Temple.
So that means it's not the paramater being used.
Fess
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But lots of people have seen the film grain get removed too. Maybe it only work in certain Windows versions or with certain GPUs?
Windows 10, 980ti here, latest Nvidia drivers, with the grain still there after the ini-tweak unless I lower the post processing quality. It's less visable on some stages though.
RX470+FX-6300, unless I turn down the sampling below 100% render, AND do everything on low, random stuff causes stuttering like:
-Akuma's half circle back fireball BEING BLOCKED (and thus spawning special effects)
-the Round X : Fight effect disappearing
And stuff like this.
Really maddening to see something like this affecting gameplay, but hey. Japanese devs* and pc, still not a good match apparently.
*Not Every Japanese Dev, obviously. But I really do not want to have to hunt for slowdowns like this....
-Akuma's half circle back fireball BEING BLOCKED (and thus spawning special effects)
-the Round X : Fight effect disappearing
And stuff like this.
Really maddening to see something like this affecting gameplay, but hey. Japanese devs* and pc, still not a good match apparently.
*Not Every Japanese Dev, obviously. But I really do not want to have to hunt for slowdowns like this....
I think PostProcessQuality@2 is for High and PostProcessQuality@3 is for Ultra
I'd heard that AMD's recent drivers may have some issue with UE4. I know on NVidia side right now this game seems pretty impeccable performance wise.
Game is running flawlessly on my RX480. Never experienced noticeable slowdowns (ultra/1080p).
I am running on the pre-prey driver btw, so not the absolute latest one.
What CPU are you on? I am starting to suspect that this FX-6300 will drive me straight to the grave.
Just upgraded to the Ryzen R5 1600 so I have plenty of headroom there.