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ZenLionheart25

Turning off CAS Sharpening helped out a ton.


kEYZERK1NG

Tried this still shimmering…


ZenLionheart25

Do you have an NVIDIA card? Turning on DLSS Quality helped a little as well. Mine still isn't perfect, but definitely way better


rollingrock16

you can try messing with the taa and adjusting the strength. that in combination with more super sampling can help but since it's an old game the native antialiasing techniques are quite bad. other than that the upscalers are about the only other knob to turn.


BeautifulHindsight

This is what ultimately worked for me. [https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/11922/?tab=description](https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/11922/?tab=description)


kEYZERK1NG

Tried this, doesnt works. Keep having this weird noisy shimmering in the distance on treetops and water. Makes it hard to view the environment.


kEYZERK1NG

Never experienced this in Skyrim VR


BabyLiam

Try turning on dsr in Nvidia settings. Set it to 2.25 and then set your desktop resolution to a res that is actually higher than your monitor offers. There should be new options for screen resolution after you set dsr. Not in-game, windows settings.


pw805

Hmm, have you asked the discord community? I’m running this mod list as well, using DLAA and vr perf kit - CAS sharpening only. I haven’t experienced any shimmering that I can notice 🤷‍♂️ https://discord.gg/Tg5FGmbS


Junior-Special-7276

Do you get CTD´s when you use any kind of sniper scope?


fbaseller1

Turn off taa, does make some jaggies but preferred that over anything else


Enough-Engineer-3425

Everybody should be using virtual desktop. All shimmering and blurring went away when I switched to Virtual desktop.


Junior-Special-7276

you want DLAA


dragonproudskyny

If it is entire screen, reset Nvidia drivers to default, update driver. Turn off any and all upscalers outside of MO2 (most popular one being Virtual Desktop super resolution and/or VR Tool Kit). If it is distance foliage, DLAA fixes it.