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Elphaba
5 years ago
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NVidia Drivers - 457.30 cause 'Moire' and distortion of in-cockpit displays

This was fine the other day, but today my PC auto updated the gfx drivers, and now the displays incockpit are covered with an awful moire pattern (like this:  No change to any setting seems to fix...
  • Elphaba's avatar
    Elphaba
    5 years ago

    Okay, so I've found the culprit and fix.

    Either NVidia, or Motive have changed something in how these textures are applied.

    To get rid of the overpowering 'moire' pattern you need to turn Temporal Anti-Aliasing to 0 (Zero).

    This is it at 100% (where I had it):

    And this is with the setting to 0:

    Or more clearly:

    Before:

    After:

Elphaba's avatar
Elphaba
5 years ago

Okay, so I've found the culprit and fix.

Either NVidia, or Motive have changed something in how these textures are applied.

To get rid of the overpowering 'moire' pattern you need to turn Temporal Anti-Aliasing to 0 (Zero).

This is it at 100% (where I had it):

And this is with the setting to 0:

Or more clearly:

Before:

After:

  • pidge2k's avatar
    pidge2k
    5 years ago

    So just to be clear, did you recently change this setting and that is what introduced this moire or did you keep the same settings and only started seeing this with a game update/driver update?

    • Elphaba's avatar
      Elphaba
      5 years ago
      @pidge2k Same settings, updated game and drivers in same day, saw this over-blown effect. I thought that was patently obvious from my first post.

      Since those updates I’ve had to dial back this setting to reduce the effect.
      • pidge2k's avatar
        pidge2k
        5 years ago

        Thank you. I’ll look into this. 

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