Ghosting by default with Skyrim
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2 years 6 months ago - 2 years 6 months ago #1
by deepbluefrog
Ghosting by default with Skyrim was created by deepbluefrog
It took me this long to discover ENB and Reshade can work together.
I got it working for Skyrim and it is behaving very nicely except for a severe ghosting issue.
What I am seeing is this:
- With 'Disable replacement with INTZ format' OFF, I get ghosting regardless of the Reshade filter I am applying. It behaves as if a mask of the first static frame is never cleared when you start looking around. Depth buffer does work... I can get decent depth maps using the DisplayDepth plugin.
- With 'Disable replacement with INTZ format' ON, the ghosting goes away, but I immediately lose the depth buffer, which means all the depth related plugins stop working.
I tried multiple tips I found online without success:
- check or uncheck 'Copy depth before clearing'
- Disable AA from ENB / Skryim / NVIDIA driver
- Disable AO from ENB
- Disable ENB and just run Reshade (same ghosting problem)
- Disable Steam overlay
And probably a few more tips I forgot.
Any idea what else I could try to sort this out and run plugins like RTGI with Skyrim and without ghosting?
Edit: I am using Reshade 4.9.1 and I installed it using the DX9 API.
I got it working for Skyrim and it is behaving very nicely except for a severe ghosting issue.
What I am seeing is this:
- With 'Disable replacement with INTZ format' OFF, I get ghosting regardless of the Reshade filter I am applying. It behaves as if a mask of the first static frame is never cleared when you start looking around. Depth buffer does work... I can get decent depth maps using the DisplayDepth plugin.
- With 'Disable replacement with INTZ format' ON, the ghosting goes away, but I immediately lose the depth buffer, which means all the depth related plugins stop working.
I tried multiple tips I found online without success:
- check or uncheck 'Copy depth before clearing'
- Disable AA from ENB / Skryim / NVIDIA driver
- Disable AO from ENB
- Disable ENB and just run Reshade (same ghosting problem)
- Disable Steam overlay
And probably a few more tips I forgot.
Any idea what else I could try to sort this out and run plugins like RTGI with Skyrim and without ghosting?
Edit: I am using Reshade 4.9.1 and I installed it using the DX9 API.
Last edit: 2 years 6 months ago by deepbluefrog.
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For troubleshooting purposes, make sure nothing is hooking the game code (steam overlay, discord overlay, rivatuner stats server, streaming software, etc) then retry the suggestions you listed. I have no idea if it will help, but overlay hooks can sometimes cause problems, so it's worth a shot.
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There is no solution in this case unfortunately. The depth buffer replacement ReShade has to do in DX9 does not work in Skyrim and will break shadow map rendering, hence why the "Disable replacement with INTZ format" option exists to disable it and at least get correct rendering. But as a result depth buffer access cannot work.
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2 years 3 months ago #4
by deepbluefrog
Replied by deepbluefrog on topic Ghosting by default with Skyrim
Thanks for the reply. If I understand well, I will have to wait until I move to Skyrim SE and DX11 to get a depth buffer working in better order?
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