I have set my Anti Aliasing to TAA and overall anti aliasing is very “meh” with white lines on the leading edges and some blurriness.
Anyone know a workaround or a fix??
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Seem to have resolved this now, using NVIDIA control panel I set FXAA to On, Power management to max performance, shader cache to on and threaded optimisation to on. My display settings are here and here. I am sure I can tweak this further and will post updates if I can get it figured out.
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Do you have as well shimmering on airport building’s or clouds ?
Yes, looks like it, this fix seems to improve the actual aircraft interior/exterior and doesn’t have too much effect on the scenery.
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Having similar AA issues mate, I too am on a 1080p monitor - using an AMD card though so I’m still yet to find some sort of solution
I do. I also tried FXAA in Nvidia, did not help much and I use Ultra settings.
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Using 1080p and i have shimmering on scenery building. Also little lines or little islands on the water seems shimmering and aliasing. Trying to figure this out but no avail.
I suspect it is some sharpening effect. Im mostly seeing it in cockpit on white lines. Used to it now so doesnt annoy me. I can see how it is a bigger issue in 1080 tho.
I have a feeling that the graphics are designed for 4k and there you hardly see any stairs - TAA can handle it with decent performance. In 1080 the stairs are too big to be smoothed away. I also got used to it. Turning on FXAA helps a little but does not solve it.
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Noticing it on 1440p but its not as bad. Its generally an issue on 1080p.
TAA works best with 4k.Have you tried increasing the render scale?
Yes I tried that but with the 1080ti the frames dropped considerably to where I don’t want to have them and the problem did not get away. With the Nvidia settings now it is ok - not great but ok - in other simulators I do have similar output so I am not unhappy with what it is now.