NVidia Anti-Aliasing Guide (updated)

yep dsrtool doesn't worked because windows10 october update i believe and the registry moved to [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\services\nvlddmkm\state\DisplayDatabase then manualy enable custom DSR with this tutorial
How to: Custom Aspect Ratios and Resolutions via DSR (Nvidia only)

 

Does anyone know what AA bits work for killer7?

 

Pretty sure it's dx11 only. So nothing will work.

 

Any working AA flags for My Time At Portia please? It is Unity Engine and i found at google that it is 0x004000C1 for unity engine, but it is not working for this game. Thanks.

Edit: i just learned it needs to be DX9 to work so game is DX11. Sorry

 

Yeah if it's the same engine running OGL as Raiden IV you are SOL.

 

Hi there, first time poster, and I wanted to start by thanking MrBonk for his post on getting NVidia inspector settings to work on Ninja Blade, made the game much nicer to look at

Secondly, I wanted to ask regarding Onimusha HD, are there and compatibility bits that I need so that NVidia Inspector will recognize the game and apply SSGSS Anti Aliasing to it?

 

That depends on whether it uses DX9 like REmake HD or not.
Otherwise no. (Even though by all means it's a damn PS2 game with no fancy deferred lighting it should support MSAA like early MT framework games.)

 

Then I can try forcing DX9 via Steam Launch settings and trying it out.
Alt. I can try using Resident Evil HD's AA compatibility bits, so I'll test and see what I get.

If it's not too much to ask: I've tried getting SSGSS to work on Sherlock Holmes Crime and Punishment but to no avail. While Nvidia Inspector does have the game listed, I still notice aliasing in some sections (early in the game, the drapes or curtains in the room are clear indicators of this). I can set and force the game to run on dx9 but I'm curious if there are any lines I need to edit as well.

 

Have any screenshots?

 

Here're a few from the start of the game
https://steamuserimages-a.akamaihd....251/D98477B1638DE098D7FE97A960322EFB92BB32D7/

https://steamuserimages-a.akamaihd....837/3A8C320F355756763E55C8C3201B6AD87E2666FA/

Here's what I set NVidia inspector to



The SLI bits were one I found online while looking for AA solutions for the game.

 

Perhaps SLI is interfering . Obviously AA isn't working in those shots, it looks like FXAA is being used. (Does the game have that option?) can you confirm it is DX9?
If it is, try using the flag 0x004010C1 in the AA flag field.

According to https://pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/Sherlock_Holmes:_Crimes_&_Punishments the game uses DX11 so your only option is to downsample if there is a way to get the game running at high resolutions.

 

OK I'll try that. The ingame options don't mention FXAA, just an option to increase or decrease anti aliasing (Low to High).

One of the developers posted on the game's forum that the game can be forced to dx9, and this post mentions that the game can be set to use DX9
https://steamcommunity.com/app/241260/discussions/0/613937942910496613/

EDIT: OK so I tried those AA flags but I'm still seeing the aliasing like in the screenshots This got me to wondering if I could instead try to Enhance instead of Override.

 

0x080010C1

To disable in-game postAA:

• Download - https://github.com/atom0s/Steamless/releases/download/v3.0.0.7/Steamless.v3.0.0.7.-.by.atom0s.7z
• Unpack \Binaries\Win32\Sherlock.exe
• Rename Sherlock.exe.unpacked.exe to Sherlock.exe
• Open Sherlock.exe in a Hex-editor and replace the following bytes:

FF D0 3B C7 7C 03 >>> FF D0 31 C0 7C 03

NoAA:


in-game postAA:


SGSSAA:

 

Gonna get a hex editor and test it out thanks mate. *saves instructions for sake of future generations who wish to experience HD Creepy Watson*

 

@Guzz I can hardly believe all of that effort must be made just to get proper AA, but the difference it makes is astounding! The curtains go from the original looking discombobulated fuzz, to a beautiful looking window decoration. The rest of the scene greatly benefits as well. Thank you for your time and effort.

 

Revisited BeetlePSXHW Anti Aliasing in Retroarch on a whim today while playing a game.
Even using RA's FXAA shader makes a big difference
https://diff.pics/75LwMn5n3Cs3/1

 

Never mind.

 

Did someone ever figure out if Kenshi (Ogre3D engine) can use something better than FXAA?

 

Does it run on DX9???

 

Anyone know a working flag for Borderlands 2?

The one in the list no longer works.

Well it works... but i get red cel-shading.