OP is asking about OXRTK scaling, not its sharpening. Never tried it with DLSS, but seeing how OXRTK’s scaling interacts with MSFS, the OXRTK scale is applied by OXR to the image’s resolution before DLSS is applied by MSFS. This is a backdoor way of tuning the DLSS ‘super resolution’, though doing this also causes the DLSS generated image to be reversed OXRTK scaled by OXR, which adds processing overhead, before it’s displayed by the HMD. As advised, if doing OXRTK scaling it’s best to exclusively use MSFS’s AMD sharpening (i.e. CAS).
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