#define USE_HDR 0 // HDR : Not actual HDR - It just tries to mimic an HDR #define USE_PIXELART_CRT 0 // PixelArt CRT : #define USE_ADVANCED_CRT 0 // Advanced CRT :
#define USE_CA 0 // Chromatic Aberration : #define USE_FXAA 1 // FXAA Anti-aliasing (more soften fxaa than standard game fxaa) #define USE_SMAA 0 // SMAA Anti-aliasing (standard is ON, better is OFF-performance cost) You can make changes during the game, but do not forget save changes - will be reflected immediately in the game. It looks complicated but it's easy,- its here more fun setting. SweetFX settings are in game directory C:Program Files (x86)/Steamsteamapps/common/Just Cause 3/SweetFX/SweetFX_setting.txt. The four modes - the difference in colors - technicolor off (original), technicolor (real) and technicolor2 (colorful) or mix technicolor 1+2 (best quality).Ĭan just as easily make changes during the game via txt. Remember antialiasing in the game setting must be off (we use better) and disable vSync (unlock fps more than 30+ ). Or ►►download◄◄ my settings and copy to the game directory and run game,- all sweetFX setting are already set. Do not use DX9 settings, sometimes SweetFX automatically select the wrong ! Run program swetFX and instal to Just Cause 3 directory - DX11 option.
#How to use sweetfx download
I use my modified version download ►►►▲▲▲ Thirdly download SweetFX this program only improve directX graphic setting, 1.32mb. Antialiasing must be off (default in game is blurry - we use better) and disable vSync (unlock fps more than 30+ ). Second, in the game set graphic than you prefer. To do this, right-click the application and then click Properties ( C:Program Files (x86)SteamsteamappscommonJust Cause 3 ) On the Compatibility tab, select Disable Display Scaling On High DPI Settings, run as Administrator and then click OK Without extra effect SweetFX (HDR, bloom etc.)Īt first set no change DPI, run as Administrator I try for highest quality at the lowest price for NO fps/cost. ▼NO CHANGE GAME SETTINGS▼ only improve FXAA, colors, contrast with SweetFX. Note, that for some reason the Anti-aliasing options are not currently working for me, but the ingame setting is tolerable (and less resource intensive anyway) for most users.Īny questions, ask them here - any custom profiles, post them here!Ĭurrently, I am using the "Sweet, Subtle, and Sharp" profile for GW2, with only very minor tweaks to the ingame contrast and gamma to suit my taste - here are some screenies - vanilla on the left, SweetFX on the right.▼ORIGINAL/DEFAULT▼ All images are the same setting game ! ! ! To uninstall SweetFX, simply delete the files that you unzipped to the AO folder, simple as that. The easier way is to find a premade profile to use as a starting point, and then tweak from there. Now, if you are of a mind to, you could go through manually and create a wholly custom setup for AO - and I would love to see people do that (I personally am to lazy to actually do it). However, if you start AO at this point, you won't see any difference, simply because you haven't enabled any effects yet. Open the configurator (unzip it wherever you want), and "Add new game" - navigate to the AO folder and select AnarchyOnline.exe. Unzip the core files into the AO folder EXCEPT for dxgi.dll - it is only used for DX10/11, and will crash the game at the launcher - if you have issues, check to make sure you didn't accidentally unzip that file into the AO folder. Using SweetFX is actually pretty gosh darn simple:ĭownload the configurator here (not really necessary, but the easiest way to use it): It doesn't involve the modification of any of the game files or code, so A) it doesn't break the game in any way, and B) Doesn't break the TOS (for any other MMO out there - I do not know FCs policy, and if this thread is taken down, I will not argue)
#How to use sweetfx code
One such piece of 3rd party software, which many of you may be familiar with, is called SweetFX - to put it simply, it's basically a piece of code that sits between the game and your GPU that adds in extra effects and fun little toys.
#How to use sweetfx software
With the new engine, not only have (many of us) gotten a better performing game, and more built-in shiny effects ( guys? FXAA?), but with the move from DX7 to DX9, we also have the ability to use 3rd party software to make the game assets look a whole lot better - and lets face it, Michi and the crew don't have the time or funding to remake all of the game assets, so really, why not do what we can on our end? Posting this here because I can embed screenies.
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