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Thanks for this!
A question: you say you want to prioritize horizontal resolution over vertical, but your settings show the opposite (your vertical res is 432, higher than the default 378). Did I get something wrong?
Also, could you clarify the reason for setting red_AtRate at 0.85?
so wo should "autoredution enabled=false? and red-auto=off” to close Dr resloution.
So after some hours in the game, playing in portable mode with the official charger, with native 720p (so no dynamic resolution) ReverseNX set to docked mode, and some overclock (1428MHz CPU, 844MHz GPU and 1600MHz RAM), I can tell you it's very smooth and functionnal. (So if you play docked, it'll be the same)
With those settings, the game looks stunning, it's incredible what we can do on this game, the difference is huge. And there's headroom if in the game there's more demanding area, I can still overclock the CPU and GPU more.
Yeah it's a bit hot, but it doesn't get past 50°C or 323,15K, so it's fine if you think it could damage the console.
In a day or two, I'll record a short video (with no spoilers) demonstrating how it behaves, I can't right now.
Oh and I really recommand you the sysclk module for the Telsa Overlay, it's way more easy to tune clocks that way.
With those settings, the game looks stunning, it's incredible what we can do on this game, the difference is huge. And there's headroom if in the game there's more demanding area, I can still overclock the CPU and GPU more.
Yeah it's a bit hot, but it doesn't get past 50°C or 323,15K, so it's fine if you think it could damage the console.
In a day or two, I'll record a short video (with no spoilers) demonstrating how it behaves, I can't right now.
Oh and I really recommand you the sysclk module for the Telsa Overlay, it's way more easy to tune clocks that way.
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Hello there. I mainly play on docked and I get the feeling that there can't be much changed to increase the fidelity. I know of overclocking for more headroom as well as improving the adaptive resolution, either upping the minimum resolution or getting rid of it. When editing the config, handheld definitely sees improvements but I am wondering for docked. Any suggestions for further improvement or are we at a limit?
Got a couple of screenshots. Both as 720p with no dynamic resolution. One has no AA at all and no bloom, the other only has TMAA on as well as bloom. TMAA does soften the image but cleans up those harsh edges quite a bit.
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Till someone find how to increase grass distance, things like that, we cannot do better than 720p on Switch.
My best advice is that you experiment yourself. Personaly, I only put max resolution on docked with no dynamic res.
red_Auto=on
red_AtMaxX=1.0
red_AtMaxY=1.0
red_AtMinX=1.0
red_AtMinY=1.0
red_AtRate=97.0
Still, in some demanding areas, even with all clocks at max, it can lag a little, if you don't mind some slow downs then give it a try, if you absolutely want smooth and locked 30 fps with no hiccups at all, then experiment yourself and try different values.
So the soft one is with all enabled ? I think if we could achieve something a bit more sharpenned than that, it would be the perfect spot.
So comparing the soft one to the original config file, they're practically the same. Some settings are different but the difference isn't big enough. I decided to settle on native 720p with no TMAA, the shimmering is quite bad though which is one of the reasons why I tried to avoid it. However, the sharpness and clarity are probably the best you can get. With TMAA on, the shimmering is greatly reduced but the whole image is softer. TMAA may still be interesting to explore though, I'll have to find the sweet spot for sharpening with TMAA on during docked mode. I have ordered a mCable alternative, which would give me upscaling as well as anti-aliasing. I'll see how things go.
EDIT: Finally reached Gaur Plain and found quite severe jaggies on the plains at the distance (improving draw distance would really help) with no TMAA and "AntiAliasing=on". This led me to do some testing on sharpness settings with TMAA on. Sharpness is adjusted by changing the value below "tmaa=on/off", counting for all 5 settings.
tmaa=off and AntiAliasing=on, best sharpness but bad jaggies
tmaa=on and sharpness set to 0.0, the best improvement in jaggies and shimmering but very soft image
tmaa=on and sharpness set to 0.5, probably the sweet spot: reduces the jaggies and shimmering and being not too soft, has slight artefacts when moving camera or character
tmaa=on and sharpness set to 1.0, improvement in jaggies and shimmering but has bad artefacts, quite noticeable when moving the camera or character
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Can you share de config file you are using?
Even though I've edited mine with your tips it looks no where as clean.
I'm using Atm 12 so layeredFS should be working not sure why I don't get the same results
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