it works, but it does it in a bad way: the static picture has insane jitter, it shakes much more than the default setting. it becomes obvious and very ugly with post processing effects.
TAA is the standard anti-aliasing for skyrim. I assume you are using PureDark's skyrim upscaler to have DLAA which is a better anti-aliasing than TAA and also more efficent in terms of performance but needs a GPU with tensor cores (RTX 20xx+).
PureDark's skyrim upscaler should disable standard TAA by itself but you should also disable it manually from settings.
If you still get flicker with DLAA I suppose it's because of some "conflicts" between your DLAA and sharpening settings and your ENB/Reshade/NVIDIA control panel settings (things like overlapping sharpening and/or antialising, example: you have DLAA and sharpening from PureDark upscaler but also have ENB anti-aliasing and sharpening active).
About this mod I think you can install it without problems since if everything is set correctly you should have TAA disabled and so this mod shouldn't have effect, it kinda defeats the point of installing the mod tho..
This mod was added to my MCM but there is nothing to do with it ... it is just the title of the mod showing and nothing else .... can you look into this please ?
I use it to hide any that save their settings, and I only keep ones visible that need to be amended when starting a new game. Keeps my MCM list tidy and more manageable.
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[TAA]
fHighFrequency = 0.8
fLowFrequency = 0.6
fSharp = 0.9
fPostOverlay = 0.475
fPostSharp = 0.675
PureDark's skyrim upscaler should disable standard TAA by itself but you should also disable it manually from settings.
If you still get flicker with DLAA I suppose it's because of some "conflicts" between your DLAA and sharpening settings and your ENB/Reshade/NVIDIA control panel settings (things like overlapping sharpening and/or antialising, example: you have DLAA and sharpening from PureDark upscaler but also have ENB anti-aliasing and sharpening active).
About this mod I think you can install it without problems since if everything is set correctly you should have TAA disabled and so this mod shouldn't have effect, it kinda defeats the point of installing the mod tho..
https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/67556
I use it to hide any that save their settings, and I only keep ones visible that need to be amended when starting a new game. Keeps my MCM list tidy and more manageable.
fTAAEffectThreshold=0.1000
fTAAHighFreq=0.8000
fTAALowFreq=0.5000
fTAAPostOverlay=0.1000
fTAAPostSharpen=0.2000
fTAASharpen=0.2000
care to share what values were used? xx