Please let us disable AA entirely.

GlassDeviant

When I go to the options, I can select FXAA or TAA. Neither of these is a good option, they all produce reduced quality because AA is a process for making low resolution images appear better via subterfuge. With modern high resolution monitors, AA is not needed and can often be undesirable as it produces blurring and artifacts, and at 4K resolution puts an entirely unnecessary burden on GPUs.

AnomalyDetected

I'm gonna agree with you because I did not understand anything you just said but it sounds smart.

ResilientPanda0

AnomalyDetected wrote: »

I'm gonna agree with you because I did not understand anything you just said but it sounds smart.

same

AkuMasterofMasters

You can turn it off by going to the antialiasing quality, and changing it to "off"

Kouji_San

AkuMasterofMasters wrote: »

You can turn it off by going to the antialiasing quality, and changing it to "off"

It's kinda strange though, having the "off" setting under AA quality setting, instead of the AA setting

GlassDeviant

LOL Anomaly

I'll give that a try again Aku, but it didn't seem to have any effect whatsoever when I tried it before, even with a game restart.

Kouji_San

GlassDeviant wrote: »

I'll give that a try again Aku, but it didn't seem to have any effect whatsoever when I tried it before, even with a game restart.

The easiest way to test this, is to switch between FXAA and TAA while keeping an eye on the Subnautica Logo in the background with the quality setting set to "high" and "off". You can see when it's set to "off", it no longer anti-aliases the sawtooth edges

GlassDeviant

It turns out my problem was more deeply seated in the hidden settings than just AA type/quality. I have fixed it now.