*For the ones with a bar, you can also double click and hold to drag up and down.* These are really just for video editing and don’t have much affect on performance, except for FXAA, so I will not go into detail. You can see these settings easily in game (preferably test flight), just set it to its minimum and then maximum for the most noticeable effect or click the arrows through the various selections. I’d suggest leaving it on auto unless it is causing graphic issues. If it is off, each one uses its own resources even though they are still “duplicates.” It may not make sense, but it’s more of a coding thing. Instancing – Many objects, especially trees, use the same geometry and textures so get “duplicated” to save resources. Since it is under debugging than it is safe to say that that is what it is for.
#War thunder vr graphics settings windows#
Render – I thought this would change directx version but it doesn’t on my windows 7. These debug settings are really more for debugging. Other noticeable changes are significantly lower ground textures, water is no longer transparent, and less haze. That is probably the biggest change in performance. The most noticeable difference is low settings you will still notice everything on the ground still has a shadow and this will turn those shadows off. Old videocards support – For if you have an old video card that is showing graphic anomalies or is very weak. JPEG screenshots – Save screenshots as jpeg as opposed to tga. Terrain far details – Higher detail terrain in the distance. Clipping is when geometry intersect. (cpu)įX reflections – Reflections of effects. (gpu) Particles are effects like smoke, fire, dust, etc. Soft particles – Softens particles when clipping. Note that there still is haze with it off. (gpu) Haze – Atmospheric effect as objects are farther in the distance, they become foggy. Motion Blur – Blurring when moving. (gpu) Water reflections – Reflections on the water. (gpu)Īdvanced Shore – Waves near shores. (gpu) Objects shadows – Other objects shadows which is everything except your own plane. (gpu) Self Reflection – The plane’s reflection onto itself. (gpu) Grass – The amount of grass shown. (cpu, gpu)Ĭlouds resolution – The level of detail of the clouds. Trees range – The distance at which tree geometry will show. (cpu, gpu) Supersampling is similar to MSAA (which is a type of SSAA) but it doesn’t seem to do anything. (everything) Terrain resolution – The level of detail of the ground. Unless of course when you are landed. (everything) Changing this will change the quality of everything farther away which is pretty much everything except your plane. Shadows is one of the more taxing settings)īackground resolution – The background level of detail. Shadow quality – Level of detail of shadows. (gpu. Texture quality – Textures are the images on geometry, this will affect the level of detail of those images. It is less taxing but also makes everything blurry. The difference is MSAA smooths only the edges of geometry while FXAA will smooth the whole screen.
AA is probably the most taxing setting)Įxtra AA – Just another AA type, this is FXAA. The farther and steeper it is the lower the quality. (vram)Īntialiasing – AA is used to get rid of jagged edges. I’d suggest only turning this on if you are experiencing tearing as it increases input lag.Īnisotropy – Texture quality dependent on range and viewing angle. Vsync – Syncs your monitor’s refresh rate with the game’s refresh rate. Next to the graphics presets you will see a button with a gear on it, this is how you get to advanced settings.
#War thunder vr graphics settings full#
*Most everything in game also has a tooltip, not just settings.* I have also put in blue what hardware it most affects but this is general for all games, not specifically tested on WT.Īt the top you will see resolution, fullscreen (or windowed and full window), vsync, sound and graphics presets. You can also put your mouse over the setting (the scroll bar or checkbox) as some of them have a tooltip.
If you want more in depth info, just google it. These are just short simple explanations. Some of you may not be so graphics inclined so here is a guide to what each setting does.
War Thunder Graphics Settings Guide by kaewon
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