Assetto corsa distant graphics blurry and overly lit

[Keyarge]

Hi,

I started changing some of my settings as i wanted to make my game look better, but i am seriously starting to regret that decision.

When driving distant objects like buildings, trees... Are not very detailed and too lit up. Letters that are close are also very blurry.

I have my videosettings maxed out, i ran multiple PP filters (natural, Horizon, Photorealistic, Sol...) and have changed multiple things in my csp settings. The default setting seems to be the cleanest, but as soon as i add certain things in extra's and graphics it gets worse. i tried running the recomended version for CSP (1.60) and that seemed to fix it, but I had no sky and no sun.

Can anyone help me plz?

I put these screenshots for reference, but keep in mind that they are worse when driving. When taking a screen with f8 it stops the screen and makes everything look better.

This is with altered CSP settings:

This is with default CSP settings:

EDIT: I did some further testing and it seems to be the light that decreases the detail. It also seems there si some form of motion blur still active eventhough i disabeled everything.

 

[Shumanator]

Did you ever get this fixed because I have the same issue

 

[Keyarge]

Did you ever get this fixed because I have the same issue

No not really, i just went with it and accepted it wasn't very detailed.

 

[blekenbleu]

stops the screen and makes everything look better

TAA (temporal anti-aliasing) blurs among video frames
and can be problematic at lower refresh rates,
when there can be more changes among frames.
Try disabling TAA in CSP extra.fx..

 

[Durge Driven]

One thing I like about rF2 is you can clearly make out car models and colour in distance where as in all other sims they look boxy

 

[Keyarge]

TAA (temporal anti-aliasing) blurs among video frames
and can be problematic at lower refresh rates,
when there can be more changes among frames.
Try disabling TAA in CSP extra.fx..

thx for the tip, but this makes the overall game look less sharp. Do you have anything to counter that?

EDIT: it now looks very "dotted". my screen looks like it is comprised of lot of little dots. when standing still this is not noticable.

 

[blekenbleu]

lot of little dots. when standing still this is not noticable.

Sorry, that is exactly why TAA exists, when MSAA or other antialiasing
(e.g. by supersampling)
does not suffice or exceeds available GPU bandwidth.

It is barely possible (but probably not worthwhile testing)
that openvr_fsr could sharpen blurry results of TAA..
https://github.com/fholger/openvr_fsr

Anybody tried this yet...

GitHub - fholger/openvr_fsr: Add Image Upscaling via AMD FidelityFX SuperResolution or NVIDIA Image Scaling to SteamVR games

Add Image Upscaling via AMD FidelityFX SuperResolution or NVIDIA Image Scaling to SteamVR games - fholger/openvr_fsr

github.com

This hack implements AMDs answer to DLSS which is called FidelityFX on OpenVR and is effectively a drag and drop for Unity and Unreal games

I haven't tried it as I'm off VR for a bit, but according to reports it has significantly improved the performance of some GPU heavy VR games.

Edit: For clarification this should work on Nvidia cards as well as AMD cards.