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[Site Bot]

FXAA - Brighter Stronger Colours

My FXAA setting for the Game.

[DragonSnizel]

Any performance hit?
Wanna give it a try when i'm home :-)

[Vankash]

When you activate it (German keyboards "Pause" key)
It goes a bit down but recovers quickly and stays 30FPS.
Overall i would say it takes a bit performance!

[UltimaXemnas]

In the readme it says "May be incompatible with any other form of antialising!"

Does this mean it's incompatible with the graphics card and the DSfix antialising? I love the looks of it, want to try this one out. Sorry for being such a n00b with antialising, FXAA and SSAO and all that stuff xD

[Vankash]

No need to be Sorry :O
I'm not developer of FXAA, so I don't know what he meant with it.
But I can say it works fine with Dark Souls im playing since DS release with it. Had no Problem with it.

So don't Worry

[Xuphra]

Good job. I like it.

[MorgulCaptain]

I would totally support the use of this kind of thing in a game like Skyrim, for example. But Dark Souls is actually supposed to look gritty, gray and with dead, cold colors. Anyway, I guess it's an alternative way to play the game for those who like it.

[DrunkenPixel]

Oversaturated, even if it wasn't Dark Souls.

[UltimaXemnas]

Yeah the game is supposed to look gritty and dark. Just tried it out, looks cool but weird and unfitting xD

Still, great mod for people who dislike the dark look of Dark Souls.

[Silvist]

Considering how much I can't live without enb or nvidia inspector, this is a MUST! I'm really not sure why you guys are complaining about the way it looks. Reason I say this is because...you can modify the settings to your liking. The FXAA tool couldn't be any more straight forward, especially if you've toyed with graphic settings before on a pc. Really nice work Vankash, this made a huge improvement to my game. Thanks again ^^

Edited by Silvist, 24 September 2012 - 07:44 AM.