Discussion + Poll: World Update VI (1.19.8.0)

[Buddywoof3669]

@CodeLoran69

Hi @Buddywoof3669, I’m reading all the thread from beginning and would like to react to your last post and try to explain to you what’s wrong
Render Scale 100% don’t mean 1080p, you have wrong here. It mean one pixel rendered equal one pixel displayed, AKA 1:1. So 100% is always your native resolution, could be 1080p, 4K, 1440p, etc.

So when you raise 100%, let’s say 200%, it will render more pixels then your display and will “stretch” the rendered picture into the native resolution display (so 2:1). It’s a really efficient way to do Anti-Aliasing, at the cost of GPU resource. It’s more efficient than TAA for example.

It’s heavily used for VR headset with low resolution like my Oculus Rift CV1, 1080x1200 per eyes, and show a very big improvement, image is far more crisp. When a game allow me to raise the render scale I can even remove all other AA methods (like in Elite Dangerous).

I hope it’s clear!

Ok, you guys keep believing your monitor can display higher than native resolution. I’m done here. We can agree to disagree.