Hey does someone know how to use the injector with Hunterpie? i'm using Dx12 so i have to start the game with the injector helper but Hunterpie also has to start the MonsterHunterWorld.exe
Hello, was looking for a good anti aliasing replacement and i originally already found one BUT, this one also looks good.. so i thought i'd combine the CMAA from this preset and the FXAA from the other and for anyone who wants to try it, i'll list the settings here(dont remember in which package FXAA came from but it should be one of the upper ones).
I personally think the game has even less shimmering and edges while also not introducing much blur (if any, since i might just placebo it into existence and even if, it should be very minimal) with these 2 types of aliasing.
The native anti-aliasing options of the game all look really bad, so I'm going to agree that anything from external tools like reshade is going to be better. If you can afford the added fps cost, of course. It's always worth to experiment around with options until the right balance is found for both visuals and performance. The DLC Hi-res textures are even better than AA but they might lead to graphics driver crashes... I would use them if it doesn't lead to any crashing, though.
Hi res textures have something to do with AA - they need less of it because they are already in higher resolution. Which is why I am recommending them over any form of AA from the game's settings, as long as the game remains stable.
They may be sharper but the primary use of aliasing is to make jagged edges disappear, not to make textures sharper ^^ Youre always going to need AA regardless of texture quality :')
High resolution textures arent magically going to make shimmering or jaggies disappear after all
Sorry, not sure if you are responding as if I claimed AA makes textures sharper - but I never said that anywhere ^^
I said that I recommend using the hi-res texture pack over using the in-game AA options, because they all look really bad, and that if you are doing AA with reshade - it will look better.
Having the hi-res textures adds a lot of extra detail that looks good. If you supplement that with better AA algos (like those found in reshade), then you can get to some really good results. In this case I think the game still looks pretty good without any AA at all. It's sharp, but that's much better than the default washed-out and blurry look it has. The HDR Lite preset is what I'm using personally, as it doesn't hit my fps at all and adds a bit of saturation and brightness, and basically solves the "washed out" effect, at least for me. I could add some AA on it, and it does look better, but in this case I am fine with keeping that extra fps and not using AA because the game is gorgeous without it and high fps is important as well. So, I'm happy with just using the high-res textures with no AA at all, and just the preset to fix up the colors a bit. Running like that with most of the other settings maxed at 1440p, staying at 90-120fps overall. I find that both the reshade and in-game AA presets hit my fps quite a bit so they aren't worth it that much to me.
For a much lighter game like MH Rise, though, I would absolutely recommend using AA effects from reshade, and maybe even trying to stack some different ones, as long as you can maintain acceptable fps. Since I'm also aiming for ~120fps in village in that game, I could afford to slap additional FX from reshade on top of the game maxed out to 150% quality and highest on everything.
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FXAA settings:
Subpix : 0.400
Edge Detection Threshold : 0.140
Darkness Threshold : 0.300
I personally think the game has even less shimmering and edges while also not introducing much blur (if any, since i might just placebo it into existence and even if, it should be very minimal) with these 2 types of aliasing.
Also i play at 1440p if anyone is curious
High resolution textures arent magically going to make shimmering or jaggies disappear after all
I said that I recommend using the hi-res texture pack over using the in-game AA options, because they all look really bad, and that if you are doing AA with reshade - it will look better.
Having the hi-res textures adds a lot of extra detail that looks good. If you supplement that with better AA algos (like those found in reshade), then you can get to some really good results. In this case I think the game still looks pretty good without any AA at all. It's sharp, but that's much better than the default washed-out and blurry look it has. The HDR Lite preset is what I'm using personally, as it doesn't hit my fps at all and adds a bit of saturation and brightness, and basically solves the "washed out" effect, at least for me. I could add some AA on it, and it does look better, but in this case I am fine with keeping that extra fps and not using AA because the game is gorgeous without it and high fps is important as well. So, I'm happy with just using the high-res textures with no AA at all, and just the preset to fix up the colors a bit. Running like that with most of the other settings maxed at 1440p, staying at 90-120fps overall. I find that both the reshade and in-game AA presets hit my fps quite a bit so they aren't worth it that much to me.
For a much lighter game like MH Rise, though, I would absolutely recommend using AA effects from reshade, and maybe even trying to stack some different ones, as long as you can maintain acceptable fps. Since I'm also aiming for ~120fps in village in that game, I could afford to slap additional FX from reshade on top of the game maxed out to 150% quality and highest on everything.