how to use sweetfx on star wars battlefront

It also has better specular mapping seen in the reflected lights.

Looks like slightly better ambient occlusion quality, but it's difficult to confirm on the variety of (or lack thereof) footage here.

PC is running higher settings going off the game play portions. I can tell, although youtube compression never helps here with smaller details. And sadly while Battlefront can look this good, it’s doesn’t have the longevity to actually making playing it any better.ProjectVulcan 1759d ago (Edited 1759d ago ) It’s the stuff of CGI legend, and it’s continually getting better at an increasing rate.īut just like playing Battlefront proves, visual fidelity is only one small component of an overall package.

Listen, games are still a while a way from looking like this for the majority of people playing them, but it tickles me pink to think that this is an actual game running right now. If you have the bandwidth and speed to spare, treat yourself – but make sure it’s on a relatively powerful desktop too. I’m trying to think of what type of PC this would need to run as stable as it is in the video below, but I’m too busy extinguishing the flames my laptop burst into while trying just to watch the video alone at 4K. YouTuber jackfrags has possibly pushed that bar even higher, with a version of the game that will likely work on hardly anyone’s setup.įor starters, Battlefront is being rendered here at a full 4K resolution and 60 FPS, along with some fancy SweetFx tweaks and some visual boosts here and there. The game is stunning, and some people have been finding ways to push it well into the uncanny valley. Star Wars Battlefront might be as shallow as a puddle when it comes to what counts, but it masks this in an alluring and exquisite outer shell.

How to use sweetfx on star wars battlefront