Nvidia and AMD Anti-Aliasing and SweetFX Guide

[Ezodagrom]

So I'm using AntiAlias compatibility and for some reason, no matter what I choose, it always seems to cause a white line(sometimes changes to blue or red or so depending on area) to appear around the left and top border of the screen, and it really bothers me. However, turning it off makes the lighting look ridiculously high with the color tone correction from in-game.

I'm using a GTX 970 btw, please help.

Spoiler!

The lines at the borders are an issue that happens in a few games when forcing AA, in the case of PSO2 it only happens on tier 6.

There's no fix as far as I know, there is a workaround, adding a black line border all around the screen using reshade, but I never used reshade on PSO2, so I can't help with getting it to work without gameguard getting in the way.

[Momoki]

The lines at the borders are an issue that happens in a few games when forcing AA, in the case of PSO2 it only happens on tier 6.

There's no fix as far as I know, there is a workaround, adding a black line border all around the screen using reshade, but I never used reshade on PSO2, so I can't help with getting it to work without gameguard getting in the way.

I would like to know more about this reshade thing, what exactly does it do?

[Shoterxx]

I would like to know more about this reshade thing, what exactly does it do?

https://reshade.me/

ReShade is an advanced, fully generic post-processing injector for games and video software developed by crosire. Imagine your favorite game with ambient occlusion, real depth of field effects, color correction and more ... ReShade exposes an automated and generic way to access both frame color and depth information (latter is automatically disabled during multiplayer to prevent exploitation) and all the tools to make it happen.

[Momoki]

https://reshade.me/

Thank you, I may try this out sometime in the future.

[GrandTickler]

So I'm using AntiAlias compatibility and for some reason, no matter what I choose, it always seems to cause a white line(sometimes changes to blue or red or so depending on area) to appear around the left and top border of the screen, and it really bothers me. However, turning it off makes the lighting look ridiculously high with the color tone correction from in-game.

i get no white line aslong i dont go over 8xQ [8x Multisampling] using the profile from post: http://www.pso-world.com/forums/show...=1#post2935045 it might work for you too on whichever settings you're on

[Ezodagrom]

Thank you, I may try this out sometime in the future.

If I'm not mistaken, gameguard gets in the way of using Reshade though.
I think there was a workaround somewhere but since I don't use it with PSO2, I never really looked into it properly.

EDIT: Or maybe it was just the early versions of SweetFX that had problems with gameguard:
http://www.pso-world.com/forums/show...SO2-News-bumps!

[Shoterxx]

If I'm not mistaken, gameguard gets in the way of using Reshade though.
I think there was a workaround somewhere but since I don't use it with PSO2, I never really looked into it properly.

EDIT: Or maybe it was just the early versions of SweetFX that had problems with gameguard:
http://www.pso-world.com/forums/show...SO2-News-bumps!

The instructions on the thread are kinda old... I need to update this so badly.
There are people reporting that now it doesn't even need workarounds, though I can't confirm that.

[Momoki]

i get no white line aslong i dont go over 8xQ [8x Multisampling] using the profile from post: http://www.pso-world.com/forums/show...=1#post2935045 it might work for you too on whichever settings you're on

Aaaah, does this work with Virtual Fullscreen? I once tried "fullscreen" settings on virtual but it really messes up the lighting and such.

[GrandTickler]

Aaaah, does this work with Virtual Fullscreen? I once tried "fullscreen" settings on virtual but it really messes up the lighting and such.

no idea sorry, i only play full screen