8 minutes ago, CaptBillyBob said:

https://ibb.co/nLCK5dH

Yeah.. That is exactly what mine look like when I have more than a few scattered.  Anyone have suggestions on what settings we can mess around with in the sim or Nvidia?

Grain have always been there, and it's a common technique when dealing with noise generated clouds. It's a way to save performance.

18 minutes ago, Pastaiolo said:

Grain have always been there, and it's a common technique when dealing with noise generated clouds. It's a way to save performance.

So they just keep reducing denoising to the point where noise from dithering is screamingly apparent? For what, one FPS gain?

13 minutes ago, Pastaiolo said:

Grain have always been there, and it's a common technique when dealing with noise generated clouds. It's a way to save performance.

So it looks that bad to everyone?  I get it in water and on some other textures too.  Am I over cooking my CPU and GPU with my settings possibly?  I don't think that I have a low end system so i thought i'd be able to push it a little.  

Operating System: Windows 10 Home Edition (64-Bit)
Chassis: CM Storm Scout II Advanced w/ Side Window Black
Motherboard: ASRock Z170 Professional, Intel LGA 1151
Processor: Intel 6th Gen Core i7 6700K (4.6GHz Overclock) Quad Core
CPU Cooling: Corsair Hydro Series H60 Liquid Cooling
System Memory: 16GB Kingston DDR4 SDRAM 2400MHz
Graphics Processor: RTX 2070 Super - Version 445.75
System Power: 750 Watt Corsair RM Series Power Supply
Sound Card: 7.1 High Definition Integrated Audio
Primary Solid State Drive: 500GB Samsung EVO 850 Solid State Drive (SSD)
Secondary Hard Drive: None Selected
Optical Drive: 20x DVD/CD Burner Drive
Networking: 802.11n Wireless Desktop Network Card ($45.00)
 

 

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8 minutes ago, Zimmerbz said:

Optical Drive: 20x DVD/CD Burner Drive

Nice!

1 hour ago, CaptBillyBob said:

What resolution are you running?

4K

1 minute ago, RichieFly said:

4K

Can you post a screenshot of your clouds if you get a chance?

 

2 minutes ago, Evros said:

Nice!

Ha.. I guess that isn't something that is important! 

2 hours ago, CaptBillyBob said:

The clouds seem to look worse than before. From above they look more pixelated than they did. Don't know how to post screenshots on here. Anyone experiencing that?

 

Hi, same problem here.

Some clouds, but strangely not all, are very pixellated. 

 

PC: I7-10700, 1Tb SSD, 32GB Ram, RTX 2070 Asus Rog Strix Advanced

Graphics settings: High (Some Ultra)

Edited October 30, 20205 yr by fra147
PC specifications added

I haven't noticed a change.

I flew from Ft Worth, TX, to Huntsville, AL, today and going back and forth from MFS live weather and REX weather did not see a single cloud.  So cannot say.

5 hours ago, CaptBillyBob said:

https://ibb.co/nLCK5dH

 

I see this too, but it was not introduced with this patch, I had since the patch before this one. But it's worse now.

28 minutes ago, Alvega said:

I had since the patch before this one. But it's worse now.

It was there in Technical Alpha 1. Not nearly as bad, though.

Yeeeah, come to think of it, grass sure seemed greener back then.

Edited October 31, 20205 yr by Evros

I had that and for me it was a mixture of oversharpening on the monitor side (My monitor has a "super resolution" feature that oversharpened it) and the graphics drivers oversharpening it as well. Once i turned my monitor super resolution setting off and reset the settings on the graphics card everything went back to normal.

Im on

RTX 2080 Super  /FS2020 running @ 3440x1440 resolution / Ultra everything (With no changes) / Nvidia Driver version 256.71 without Nvidia Experience/ Driver set to "Let application decide" for everything. by only using the nvidia preview section

Edited October 31, 20205 yr by Maxis

Is it just me or are the cloud reflections on water incredibly blocky?. Even if I turn up reflections to high or ultra I see literally a block of reflected cloud on the sea surface. There are no curves. It looks like a squared off jigsaw puzzle. Are there graphic settings I have missed?