Clarity of cockpit

[Rocky49]

I recently noticed that it was more difficult to read the instruments without using the zoom function.  The instrument "labels" seem to have a weaker graphics than before?  I fly in VR, and only recently started using the MT version.  has anybody else encountered this?

[Rickling]

I've noticed this as well, I wasn't sure where to look on here for people reporting the same issue and I'm disappointed no one else has replied to this thread. Especially in the A-10C II cockpit, it doesn't look as crisp as before. It has that quality akin to when you up the sharpness to make up for poor resolution. And the colors don't seem to be as rich.

[Rocky49]

Yes I’m disappointed as well. No one seems to notice the change

 

[SharpeXB]

Do you have DLSS enabled? Or DLAA? That could be the reason. 

[Rocky49]

I have DLSS enabled  I tried changing not using it but it made no difference

[Qcumber]

45 minutes ago, Rocky49 said:

I have DLSS enabled  I tried changing not using it but it made no difference

Have you tried without any anti aliasing? If DLSS upscaling is off it could still be set to DLAA. 

[Rocky49]

makes no difference if I turn off Anti aliasing.  

Also I seem to have more stable frame rates with DLSS on

[Qcumber]

34 minutes ago, Rocky49 said:

Also I seem to have more stable frame rates with DLSS on

You will have better frame rates with DLSS as it uses upscaling. But it will give you a softer image. How does the clarity compare if you use MSAA? What is your overall resolution? 

[Rocky49]

The clarity without upscaling is only marginally better.  By resolution, do you mean what do I have my HP Reverb G2 set at?  It's optimized for Performance, 43 x 2160, 90 Hz

[KoN]

Are you using MT or single core EXE .

Whats your headset settings at . ?

Are you using openXR . ?

Using DLSS or any upscaler . if using upscaler your have soft resolution. Blurr and ghosting .

TRY MSAA x 2 . no upscale .

Edited May 1, 2024 by KoN

[Qcumber]

2 hours ago, Rocky49 said:

The clarity without upscaling is only marginally better.  By resolution, do you mean what do I have my HP Reverb G2 set at?  It's optimized for Performance, 43 x 2160, 90 Hz

Have you tried supersampling? I'm not familiar with the G2 but pushing to about 3000 pixels will give you better clarity. 

[Rocky49]

1 hour ago, KoN said:

Are you using MT or single core EXE .

Whats your headset settings at . ?

Are you using openXR . ?

Using DLSS or any upscaler . if using upscaler your have soft resolution. Blurr and ghosting .

TRY MSAA x 2 . no upscale .

 

I am using MT and my setting were listed in my last post I do use open XR.  Earlier I said I did try MSAA X2 with no upscale and did not get any appreciable clarity.  My Graphic card is getting pretty old now and a new build will be undertaken this fall after the release of Nvidia 5000 cards

[KoN]

With DLSS on , are you at quality,  Or performance. 

Try DLSS and DLAA , I think .

I've heard it's pretty good. 

[Rocky49]

9 minutes ago, KoN said:

With DLSS on , are you at quality,  Or performance. 

Try DLSS and DLAA , I think .

I've heard it's pretty good. 

Its DLSS and DLAA that I was encountering the issues with  The performance is very good, running at 90 FPM, but there is a degrading of the MFD displays 

[diego999]

Set DLSS to quality and the sharpness slider all the way to max.

If that doesn't solve the problem, increase the pixel density a bit. For example, if you're at 1.2, set it to 1.3 or 1.4. 

[Rocky49]

diego999  Thanks for the setting help.  I raised the pixel density to 1.1 and, although not as perfect as I recall from ST it is better along with higher framerates in MT

[diego999]

No problem mate. Glad to have helped.