Screenshots I take of games seem to come out looking about right though, so I don't know.
It might be that the desktop is already sharpened, but I'm not sure about that. I proved it was working though with screenshots. What I found with the emulator though is you can't turn it off and on, the emulator needs to be restarted and you have to add or remove the files in the folder to change the setting. I even got it to work on the emulator Higan and found that SNES games looked a LOT clearer, less blurry, much more satisfying.
#SKYRIM SWEETFX AO SHADING INSTALL#
I tried out SMAA and Vibrance, and there might be times I'd want to play around with them along with other options (SMAA + Bioshock 1 & 2 is a situation where it's nice to have it as an option, since the old releases had no AA in the video options) for now I simply install this for the LumaSharpen, and set #define sharp_strength 1.00 (still playing around to find what seems to be the optimal setting), with #define sharp_clamp set to default. The only advice I kind find out there is stuff about ClearType, and other things like Contrast & Brightness that I've long since configured optimally and that don't help solve this sharpness issue. Is it at all possible to make this happen? Would it require a separately written program if it is possible to do? I'm not sure if such a program exists. Once I after a couple months of owning this monitor tried out SweetFX, and realized I could turn up sharpness with the LumaSharpness setting, I immediately wanted this effect to run at all times when using my PC. I bought a G2260VWQ6 monitor recently which is made by AOC, it's great in many way including cost, but I remember how much better having sharpness turned up made the BenQ look (which was also a lower resolution monitor, but appeared to have superior clarity due to sharpness). The only thing it has is sharpness options for if you are using an analog (VGA) cable. Unlike my previous BenQ monitor which had sharpness settings as an option, my new monitor lacks it.
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