biostem Posted February 2, 2022 Posted February 2, 2022 So I had some issues with my desktop so had to replace some parts. After doing so, and logging back into CoH, I've noticed this weird "stippling" or dotted effect in what I presume are supposed to be shadowed/shaded areas of the character. Can anyone advise me what setting I need to change to correct this? Thank you so much! Image for reference:
Lead Game Master GM Impervium Posted February 3, 2022 Lead Game Master Posted February 3, 2022 Looks like it's happening in the background, too. Have you properly updated all your drivers? As this is a shadow setting, I would try disabling anything having to do with shadows in both the regular and advanced graphics options, then slowly turning them on/up from there. There might also be a mismatch with your resolution settings. You could also try going into the launcher settings (hit the ... under the play button and hit settings) and check on the box that says "Reset graphic settings on next run". This will switch everything to default, and then you can readjust your settings from there (just make sure to uncheck this box before the next time you log in, or else it'll reset your settings again!) It's kind of a shame, because I feel like people going for the "Golden Age/early Silver Age" look would actually get a kick out of this, as it looks like old-school coloring. 1 GM ImperviumHomecoming FAQ; Need a hand? File a Support Ticket! Want to lend a hand? Apply to be a GM!
biostem Posted February 3, 2022 Author Posted February 3, 2022 1 hour ago, GM Impervium said: Have you properly updated all your drivers? Yessir! 1 hour ago, GM Impervium said: this is a shadow setting My thoughts as well. I'll have to tinker with it some more. 1 hour ago, GM Impervium said: It's kind of a shame, because I feel like people going for the "Golden Age/early Silver Age" look would actually get a kick out of this Reminds me a bit of old Archie Comics... Thanks!
biostem Posted February 3, 2022 Author Posted February 3, 2022 I figured it out! It wasn't shadows at all! It was Ambient Occlusion. If the "Blur" setting is set to "No Blur", you get the stippling. If you set it to anything else, you get the proper darkening of edges. Thanks again! 2
Bill Z Bubba Posted February 3, 2022 Posted February 3, 2022 16 hours ago, biostem said: I figured it out! It wasn't shadows at all! It was Ambient Occlusion. If the "Blur" setting is set to "No Blur", you get the stippling. If you set it to anything else, you get the proper darkening of edges. Thanks again! Came to state this as I was messing around trying to fix something else. Looks like having it enabled at all has been the cause of my crappy antialiasing all along. 2
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