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Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts Log In Sign Up User account menu 1 How are you supposed to get depth based effects to work.

Im trying to use things like depth of field, but nothing happens when i use them.

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Remember, turn off Anti Aliasing, it screws up ReShade.

Reply Share Report Save level 2 1 day ago Just curious.

Use Reshade 3.0 Software And The

Depth effect or not do you always disable in-game AA and use Reshade AA instead 1 Reply Share Report Save Continue this thread View Entire Discussion (3 Comments) More posts from the ReShade community Continue browsing in rReShade rReShade ReShade is a generic post-processing injector for games and video software and the successor to SweetFX.

It can be used to apply post-processing filters to make your games and videos prettier, uglier or just different depending on the settings and filters you use.

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For example, the lower the quality the more noisy it can be (which I guess could look a bit blocky).

Sometimes you need to mess around with the top few settings (I cant remember what they all are off the top of my head, radius and something else) to get something that looks smoother.

Try turning on debug mode while you do that because its easier to visualise.

MXAO can make sims and items in the game look blocky themselves, maybe thats what you mean (A screenshot would help me understand) The reason for that is because MXAO is a depth effect, which reads the mass and shape of the modelsmeshes in the game so it can apply itself to them.

TS4 is a pretty low poly game, so models are relatively blocky.

Rather than a sphere being perfectly round its actually a many-sided shape.

Using MXAO (and SSRRBM) can really make that apparent, so you often need to tweak the settings to minimise it at certain times.

I frequently compromise on my ideal MXAO settings because of blocky models.

Sometimes moving the camera in or out or just changing the angle can avoid the worst of it.

You can see what they are in the top screenshot in this post.

In particular the smooth normals setting, if you set it to 1 (which means it is turned on) it should help minimise some of that blockiness on models, but be aware it isnt infallible (and Im not certain it works at all in the newer qUINT MXAO).

Another thing you want to do is make sure MXAO is at the very top of your shader list.

You can drag and drop the shaders in the top pane to reorder them.

Keeping MXAO at the top ensures it plays nicely with everything else.

If I havent understood correctly what you mean by blockiness please do send me some screenshots and Ill take a look and see if I can work it out.

How To Use Reshade 3.0