In The Crust Motion Blur and Anti-Aliasing cause some graphical problems. From this guide you will learn how to turn off both of settings.
Yesterday The Crust was released in early access on Steam. This base building game set in space has some issues with texture quality caused by Motion Blur and Anti-Aliasing. From this guide you will learn how to turn off this settings.
Some players are complaining about graphics in The Crust. Some of the settings like Motion Blur and Anti-Aliasing makes textures look blurry. Unfortunately, in game you will not find the options, to completely disable this features. To change this settings, you need to go to game files. So, you do it at your own risk.
Everything you need to disable Motion Blur and AA is file called Engine.ini. You can find It in the folder below (but first you must turn on visibility of hidden folders):
Next open this file is text editor like Notepad for example. Then you will see many different settings, that you can change manually. Before you start editing, however, it's a good idea to make a backup of this file.
To turn off a Motion Blur, you must change line on it as shown below:
[SystemSettings]
r.MotionBlur.Max=0
r.MotionBlurQuality=0
r.DefaultFeature.MotionBlur=0
You must remember that [SystemSettings] can appear only once. So, if you have this line in your file, you shouldn’t add another one.
If you want to turn off a temporal AA change line on it as shown below:
[SystemSettings]
r.PostProcessAAQuality=0
Or if you want to complete disable Anti-Aliasing:
r.DefaultFeature.AntiAliasing=0
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