"Archivist;c-17412410" wrote:
Quick update about ReShade's SMAA:
I see that ReShade's SMAA is causing issues on a few people's UIs. You actually don't need to turn on ReShade's SMAA as long as you have TS3's Edge Smoothing setting turned on. The main reason you might want to use ReShade's SMAA at all is if you're someone who uses NVIDIA Control Panel's enhanced antialiasing settings; ReShade screenshots remove NVIDIA's antialiasing and will leave jagged edges all over your pictures, so SMAA would be necessary to keep that from happening. But if you use TS3's Edge Smoothing, your edges should look fine in screenshots and you won't need to turn on SMAA.
@Archivist Sweet! Good to know. Thank you so much for sharing this! :star:
You have been most helpful to many of us in running Reshade. <3
