that looks like upscaling to me, try disabling
and yes, your graphic card is too old to run this game even at 30 fps
and yes, your graphic card is too old to run this game even at 30 fps
in the settings on the right the gear icon, search for graphic settings on the top once you clicked it, i think its called "fsr" "amd fsr" "upscaling"
this will make the game run much worse tho as it's not rendering the graphic "artifacts" portions you thought were glitches and now it will
You mean these in the attachment?
I tested them all, the blurry shadow thing keeps staying
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Download the latest DLSS here:You mean these in the attachment?
I tested them all, the blurry shadow thing keeps staying
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and overwrite the one in the game folder (the game still has 2.0)
Download this louncher and put it in the game folder:
https://f95zone.to/threads/true-facials-v0-55-henrytaiwan.35192/post-7420743
set it to a lower res (example) and use it to start the game.
Download this:
https://f95zone.to/threads/true-facials-v0-55-henrytaiwan.35192/post-16696457
place it where you want, run it with this setup:
https://f95zone.to/threads/true-facials-v0-55-henrytaiwan.35192/post-16697192
than while in game press "Upscale" and go back to the game within 5 seconds.
Swich the ingame graphics to "Native AA"
This should be enough to run the game with best graphics at 60FPS (provided that your Cpu is better than an i5 4000).
Let me know
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If the game still had Artifacts in native AA the begin with, you may want to update DirectX and .net runtimes (the latest was yesterday in windows update).
Also updating the nvidia driver is a good idea if you didn't do it in the latest 12 months.
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Thanks for the good explantation, but I guess it won't work on my system...
I forgot to tell that I'm still on Windows 7.... (because of some required tools for private job)
I cannot open the "Lossless Scaling" tool, because it's not supported foe Win7 :/
So the menu wont appear ingame...
Thanks anyway, pal!!
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Sorry to read that, it's a shame because I'm testing now the latest version of LS 3.10.2 fully adapted for dlss4 and it's mindblowing (160fps in 4K on a 4060ti).
Anyways you shold still be able to apply steps 1 and 2, to get a 27 to 32 fps (playable). try run it in compatibilty mode for W7.
I used to get 27 fps with a 1060 but in W10.
W7 supports directx up to 11.0. it should actually run this game, but I'm not so sure.
The issue is actually just the quality... (Shadows and this motion blur/blurred thing)
Having good FPS, but with the quality of the image above
The 0.42 worked perfectly fine though :/
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It seems the blurriness is related to the anti-aliasing method (TAA) this "game" uses. My "game" also looks blurry, though not quite as much as in your screenshot.
Having latest version of DLSS is good but this "game" doesn't seem to be using DLSS though. I mean, there is no option to choose it. Only FSR3 and native TAA is available.
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I refuse to believe that a 1080 can't run this shit, those artifacts are most probably caused by (MODERN GAMING) Upscalers solutions like fsr tsr whatever as you mentioned, these are the main causes for artifacts in current games for performance boost at cost of visual fedality. You need more of a beefy CPU then a beefy GPU in order to run the game more then 30 fps due to unity physics eating up more cpu resources then GPU.
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I know, the inbuilt FSR start workin'decently from UQHD up in this version (TAA, just forget it..), that's why it's useful to use a manual downscale method: FSR Quality is equivalent to 1280x720, but forcing DLSS obtains the same framerate at a much higher resolution, so better image quality, the setup I gave you should allow to set the kick in DSR to QHD (set the rcreen res to 1440p) but I don't know how a 1080 is going to handle it [0 losses here], obviously always in game's Native AA.The issue is actually just the quality... (Shadows and this motion blur/blurred thing)
Having good FPS, but with the quality of the image above
The 0.42 worked perfectly fine though :/
1632x918 is 0 graphic loss , so if you can reach 30fps with that in native AA you're go
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DLSS and DSR kick in when you are using Native AA depending on how you set up the system options, if you activated the upscalers in the old control panel they will work to default preset. If you use Nvidia profile inspector you can force-activate all the little toys except the frame gen.
You can also set to completely override the game AA, but I don't suggest it because than you won't see the difference which is useful for fine tuning.
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Sorry, but I don’t quite get it. I’m not sure what you mean by "system options". I don’t see any upscaler option in the Nvidia Control Panel. As for Profile Inspector, I prefer not to touch it, I’d rather not risk unintentionally breaking a stable system. I am interested in using DLSS 4, but not at the cost of potentially bricking something else.
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Right click on the Nvidia setup icon (in the sub menue of the taskbar near the watch) it gives you the option to open the old control panel.
You can than setup the global or program preferences, just as before.
sorry for the language, the first should be "image upscaling"as for Profile inspector, I know it's a bit confusing, but there is a button to reset to default preferences, or, if you created a program setup, just delete it, so it will fall under global preferences, in any case menue 5 is the important one.
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That makes sense now, but this setup should only activate DSR, not DLSS. If I’m understanding everything correctly, DLSS would only activate if the "game" actually made use of it. While the .dll file is present, it doesn’t seem like the "game" is actually utilizing it. I think the developer included it in preparation for a future update.
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DLSS kicks in automatically (if you activated in the control panel) when the game resolution is lower than you screen resolution.
That's why (now) you have to use the louncher. In old 0.42 you could do it manually ingame by pressing F11 and resize the window.. now that trick doesn't work any more.
Here are 2 examples: 1st in native 1080p, the second in 1477x831
you can barely notice any difference, even more so if (before to start the game) you set the resolution to UQHD, provided your GPU can handle it the result is even better graphics with native performance.
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It seems you're confusing DSR with DLSS.
DSR works by rendering the game at a higher resolution and then downscaling it to your native resolution to create a sharper image. However, this comes at a cost to performance.
DLSS, on the other hand, does the opposite: the game renders at a lower resolution, and then DLSS uses AI to upscale the image according to the quality preset you're using. This provides a significant performance boost since the game is actually drawing fewer pixels.
Newer versions of DLSS allow swapping to later versions, but this feature is still fairly new, and I highly doubt this "game" is using a version that supports it. Also, even if the .dll file is included, DLSS won't activate unless the "game" actually implements it.
The settings you're using won't "trigger" DLSS automatically because that's not how it works, it must be implemented by the developers or modded into the game. However, DSR can be activated without any developer involvement, and it should work out of the box for most games.
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DLSS and DSR can and do work together, and they don't depend on the game if you force activate them (it's all post processing).
The ingame support is only to make a comfortable better use of all the options directly in game. But they can be overridden.
Just stick with the Native AA and do all your tryes:
Below 4k screen res. with DSR only (1080 native res) and DLSS + DSR (1477x831 game res).
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No, they aren't post-processing effects.
I'd go into more detail, but that would take us off-topic.
I also don't believe you can simply force DLSS onto any game.
Let's just agree to disagree on this one.
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Fine by me, the goal was anyway to help those who struggle to reach decent graphic/performance, so dsr is not important.
But just in case, there are tons of examples on YT, the just don't force it externally:
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