Does Sims 4 have better textures on the PS4 Pro vs the PS4?

I have a pro, my niece has a standard console. I think it looks better in the pro. According to this article better textures was one of the things the pro and the x box one x got. I remember it in the patch notes but I can’t remember which month it was.

https://simscommunity.info/2018/09/06/the-sims-4-console-new-update-brings-visual-improvements-for-xbox-one-x-and-ps4-pro/

It's the post processing effect, on pc you can tick it off. It handles global illumination and depth of field and it's a high quality effect and both base and pro consoles have it enabled :)
Only difference between pro and base consoles are sim quality and frame rate, everything else is the same.

"sikasika18;c-17023610" wrote:
It's the post processing effect, on pc you can tick it off. It handles global illumination and depth of field and it's a high quality effect and both base and pro consoles have it enabled :)
Only difference between pro and base consoles are sim quality and frame rate, everything else is the same.

How are those different?

"catloverplayer;c-17024220" wrote:

"sikasika18;c-17023610" wrote:
It's the post processing effect, on pc you can tick it off. It handles global illumination and depth of field and it's a high quality effect and both base and pro consoles have it enabled :)
Only difference between pro and base consoles are sim quality and frame rate, everything else is the same.

How are those different?

The simquality on base consoles are set to high and don't use uncompressed textures while the x and pro use very high and uncompressed textures. This setting is the most demanding one on the pc so it's no surprise. They patched in the better textures a while back on the pro and X.

"sikasika18;c-17027020" wrote:

"catloverplayer;c-17024220" wrote:

"sikasika18;c-17023610" wrote:
It's the post processing effect, on pc you can tick it off. It handles global illumination and depth of field and it's a high quality effect and both base and pro consoles have it enabled :)
Only difference between pro and base consoles are sim quality and frame rate, everything else is the same.

How are those different?

The simquality on base consoles are set to high and don't use uncompressed textures while the x and pro use very high and uncompressed textures. This setting is the most demanding one on the pc so it's no surprise. They patched in the better textures a while back on the pro and X.

Objects still need a tweek though

I'm really surprised at the price of PS4 Pros. Their $399 and up. Way too high.

Yeah both the ps4 pro and xbox one x are still outrageously priced.. If new consoles are truly coming out in the next couple years then it's not worth it to buy either the pro or x. Just keep on using your old systems and save up for the new consoles.

"StevieJohn88;c-17031361" wrote:

"sikasika18;c-17027020" wrote:

"catloverplayer;c-17024220" wrote:

"sikasika18;c-17023610" wrote:
It's the post processing effect, on pc you can tick it off. It handles global illumination and depth of field and it's a high quality effect and both base and pro consoles have it enabled :)
Only difference between pro and base consoles are sim quality and frame rate, everything else is the same.

How are those different?

The simquality on base consoles are set to high and don't use uncompressed textures while the x and pro use very high and uncompressed textures. This setting is the most demanding one on the pc so it's no surprise. They patched in the better textures a while back on the pro and X.

Objects still need a tweek though

You might be right about that as I did take a closer look today at objects and the textures on them and indeed they too look a bit blurred. The sims 4 is very heavy on the CPU and don't need a beast of a GPU at all to run decent but the CPU in all consoles are very very weak so the blame lies there.

"vyvexthorne;c-17032095" wrote:
Yeah both the ps4 pro and xbox one x are still outrageously priced.. If new consoles are truly coming out in the next couple years then it's not worth it to buy either the pro or x. Just keep on using your old systems and save up for the new consoles.

Problem is the PS5 most likely won't be backward compatible and I don't think Maxis intends on releasing The Sims 4 on a new platform. Same with Xbox.

The thing about Ultra on PC is you need to turn off post processing effects to eliminate the blur of the distance meaning even on PC ultra has blurry backgrounds. I've found when you turn processing off it switches to custom but the high graphics on my card stay high on custom plus the background Is no longer blurry. Ultra improves objects that are close not far like the city lights of Del Sol Valley and Myshuno.