Enable post-process effects
darksiege
What does it do?
Mr D J
Drops your FPS by 50%.
Ulivious The Reaper
lol.. that and when you get drunk everything turns wiggly.. other than that no clue
Ayumi
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Originally Posted by Mr D J
Drops your FPS by 50%.
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I don't exactly know what it does, but if you look like.. really good to your screen, you'll see some very, I repeat, very small changes.
-Ayumi
Tachyon
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Originally Posted by Mr D J
Drops your FPS by 50%.
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jrk247
Post-process effects make the screen wig out when you're drunk and when you're in Kamadan turn it on and off and you will see a difference, the screen gets a sharper image when it's off but when it's on it looks smooth/blurry.
Rakeris
It does a number of things, one of the more noticeable places I have found is outside of LA. In the swamp, turn it off and on, there is quite a difference iirc. Imo, it makes the game look better for the most part. But to each his own.
darksiege
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Originally Posted by jrk247
Post-process effects make the screen wig out when you're drunk and when you're in Kamadan turn it on and off and you will see a difference, the screen gets a sharper image when it's off but when it's on it looks smooth/blurry.
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Verteiron
The post-processing effects add "glow" to bright objects in the game. Go out into Mineral Springs or onto the beach in Kryta and turn it off and on.. you'll see the difference. I always play with it on, it really adds a lot of detail and beauty to the game environment.
Mr D J
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Originally Posted by Azagoth
No it doesn't! I still get back way over 150fps with it turned on.
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Tachyon
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Originally Posted by Mr D J
I don't know what kind of super computer you're running...
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Gimme Money Plzkthx
Seriously, google is ftw here guys http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...ess_Sample.asp. That wasn't hard to find at all.