BATTLEFIELD 6
How To Fix The Weapon Sway When Jumping (Jump Shot) is at the bottom
So for the too high Brightness & bad visibility you can enable Windows HDR & use Windows HDR/SDR Brightness slider (photo below) & cap the Maximum Brightness this way so you dont get blinded when looking from inside a building There is also HDR Option in BF6 that does the same but DICE recommends WIndows option. You have to restart the PC after enable HDR. After that adjust the Monitor (Brightness/Contrast/Gamma/Color) Settings as well. Increase Color Vibrance & in-game Brightness Option for too dark shadows. The page can be found by Right Clicking on Desktop>''Display Setting'', then click on ''Windows HDR Colour settings''.
You can also cap the Max Brightness with these commands.
Render.DisplayMappingSDRPeakLuma
Render.DisplayMappingHDRPeakLuma
Default is 200 if Im not mistaken.My HDR is around 190 i think.
Default is 200 if Im not mistaken.My HDR is around 190 i think.
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Oh if u dont know holding Spacebar will skip the starting animation when the game loads..----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
This is how I fixed this problem:
(Connection Drop In General)
(Connection Drop In General)
1. Log in myaccount.ea.com & Delete All Trusted Devices, set Regional settings & Linked Accounts. Restart Windows.
2. Download latest Internet Driver. Preferably from your Motherboard Support Page. Or Intel/Realtek site.
3. Uninstall Driver from Device Manager (Check "Delete Driver Software for this Device")
4. Install the latest Internet Drivers.
5. Run CMD As Administrator & copy/paste these Commands:"
(You might not need all but run them anyway. Every PC setup is different)
netsh int tcp reset
netsh int ipv4 reset
netsh int ipv6 reset
netsh int ip reset
netsh winsock reset
netsh winsock set autotuning on
netsh lan reconnect
netsh int portproxy reset
netsh advfirewall reset
netsh http flush logbuffer
netsh nap reset configuration
netsh branchcache reset
ipconfig /flushdns
ipconfig /registerdns
ipconfig /release
ipconfig /renew
6. Restart Windows
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In BF4 even if Uniform Aiming Coefficient is Disabled it Still affects the Mouse. So if you still playing BF4 try:
Uniform Soldier Aiming: Off
Uniform Soldier Aiming Coeficient: 0
I dont think its the case in BF6 but you can try Uniform Soldier Aiming Coefficient to 0. Also 133 & 178 are used.
I dont think its the case in BF6 but you can try Uniform Soldier Aiming Coefficient to 0. Also 133 & 178 are used.
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My current BF6 cfg:
PerfOverlay.DrawFps 1
PerfOverlay.FpsTimePeriod 0.8
PerfOverlay.FpsDisplayScale 1.3
PerfOverlay.FpsDisplayFormat 2
PerfOverlay.DrawSim 0
PerfOverlay.DrawPixelThroughput 0
WorldRender.MotionBlurEnable 0
WorldRender.MotionBlurMaxSampleCount 1
WorldRender.MotionBlurQuality 1
WorldRender.MotionBlurRadialBlurMax 0.0001
WorldRender.LightTileCsPathEnable 0
WorldRender.TransparencyShadowmapsEnable 0
WorldRender.FrameSynthesisMode 2
WorldRender.EmitterSunTrasmittanceMapEnable 0
WorldRender.EmitterSunTrasmittanceMapResolution 16
RenderDevice.DxDiagDriverDectectionEnable 0
RenderDevice.RenderAheadLimit 1
RenderDevice.TripleBufferingEnable 0
RenderDevice.UseReservedJobsThreads 1
RenderDevice.ComputeQueueEnable 1
RenderDevice.VSyncEnable 0
PostProcess.DofMethod 0
PostProcess.DynamicAOEnable 0
PostProcess.DynamicAOMethod 0
PostProcess.SSAOUseAsyncCompute 0
PostProcess.RaytraceReflectionsEnable 0
PostProcess.ScreenSpaceRaytraceEnable 0
Render.VSyncFlashTestEnable 0
Render.OutputBrightnessTestEnable 0
Render.DynamicResolutionScaleEnable 0
Thread.ProcessorCount 16
Thread.MinFreeProcessorCount 0
Thread.MinUnusedProcessorCount 0
MeshDefinition.AllowHighDefinitionMeshes 0
NvidiaReflex.NvidiaReflexMode 2
NvidiaReflex.TriggerFlashContext 2
NvidiaReflex.PCLMarkerContext 2
NvidiaReflex.ShowFlashIndicator 1
Compute Queue changes the way the GPU process the data (Asynchronous Compute). Simply put in general 1 is for throughput, 0 is for latency. It could be benefitial if you're GPU Bound. Slightly lower GPU usage. There is more info down below.
Thread.MinUnusedProcessorCount 1 will add extra Job Thread/s. These are lower priority Threads. (depending on your CPU could be 1 or more). I use 0 to use all available threads because Im not CPU Bound. If you are CPU Bound you can use 3-4 or higher. Its up to you.
The command should be tested on Intel E-cores & 2 CCD AMD CPUs. You potentially can set 1st CCD to the game & add the 2nd CCD for extra Job Threads. Same with P & E-Cores. This could be combined with CPU sets.
The command should be tested on Intel E-cores & 2 CCD AMD CPUs. You potentially can set 1st CCD to the game & add the 2nd CCD for extra Job Threads. Same with P & E-Cores. This could be combined with CPU sets.
RenderDevice.MinDriverRequired 0 - Will allow you to run the game with older drivers
WorldRender.EmitterSunTrasmittanceMapResolution 64 - Default.
Doesnt work if WorldRender.EmitterSunTrasmittanceMapEnable is 0
PostProcess.DofMethod 0:Off / 1:Gaussian / 2:Circular / 3:Sprite
PostProcess.DynamicAOMethod 0:SSAO / 1:HBAO / 2:AdvancedAO / 3:RaytraceAO / 4:GTAO / 5:SSGI
WorldRender.FrameSynthesisMode 0:Off / 1:Checkerboard / 2:TemporalUpsample / (2 can get you more FPS - depends on your settings)
NvidiaReflex.PCLMarkerContext 1:Sim / 2:Render (Measures latency at GPU submission)
NvidiaReflex.TriggerFlashContext 1:Sim / 2:Render / 3:Any (Flash indicator at GPU present)
NvidiaReflex.ShowFlashIndicator 1 (Show visible flash - useful for testing)
There are also some other commands.
IntelXe.XeLLMode 1
IntelXe.XeFGMode 0
AMDAntiLag.AntiLagMode 1(Default)
Render.DisplayMappingSDRPeakLuma 200
Render.DisplayMappingHDR10PeakLuma 200 (My value 191.33371)
Render.DisplayMappingHDR10MinimumBlackLuma 0.1
Render.DisplayMappingHDR10MinimumBlackLumaFullFrame 10000
Also if WorldRender.EmitterSunTrasmittanceMapEnable is 0, the ... MapResolution 16 wont have an effect. I just leave those to have choice & use them if you want.
Compute Queue is one of several Queues that todays GPU are handling at the same time. It is used for compute workloads (anything that's not rastarisation). Modern Dx12/Vulcan games offload a lot of post-render tasks to compute shaders so they go in the Compute Queue. For ex. it calculates DLSS/FSR & Reflex pipelines, Physics, RTX Lighting & other Post-Processing tasks are one of the most important ones.
Other Queues are:
Graphics Queue
Compute Queue
Copy Queue
Each Queue executes commands independently & synchronizing them. There is a Copy Queue command in BFV btw. They all run in parallel. This is what they call Asynchronous Compute. If you disable any Compute or Copy Queue, you force everything through the main Graphics Queue. Now whether this will benefit or not depends on your Hardware & whether you are CPU or GPU bottlenecked.
RenderDevice.ComputeQueueEnable 0 - Whether to use Asynchronous Compute or not & force Graphics Queue to handle everything. Im not saying do it. Im saying Test it for yourself.
Asynchronous Compute improves significantly the throughput at some minor latency penalty. If Compute Queue is disabled the Input Lag can be lightly better in some CPU-bound cases because we skip the queue synchronisation which cost time to calculate. It can even slightly lower the GPU% Usage but might have lower FPS, especially in GPU heavy scenes or moments.
When PCLMarkerContext 2 is used, it tells Reflex to place its marker at GPU submission, thats when the synchronization with the Compute Queue happens.
BTW I use Reflex+Boost mode because it can reduce Compute Queue latency, along with other important Real-Time tasks. You might have few FPS more on Reflex On but unless are so desperate for 5-7fps i suggest to keep +Boost enabled. BTW it it's the same as Prefer Max Performance in Nvidia Control Panel. The difference is one is in game, the other from the driver. I got sick of misguided "Peformance Guides".
In PROFSAVE_profile (in Documents folder) there are few hidden settings apart of FOV ones.
GstRender.FieldOfViewScaleADS 0
GstRender.FieldOfViewScaleHip 1
GstRender.ShaderQuality 1.000000 (or 0.500000)
GstRender.ShadowFiltering 1
GstRender.ClampGpuMemory 0- (leave it 0, I think 1 was for Memory Leak fix)
GstRender.LensDistortion 0
GstRender.WeaponDOF 0
GstInput.QuickThrowGrenade 1
GstInput.QuickThrowGrenadeController 1
(QuickThrow was in the BETA. IDK why I dont see it in game options).
In Audio option disable ''Tinnitus SFX Volume''. Its an immersive option. By Disabling it will get more quiet, less explosions & Noise in general. You will hear better the Enemy Footsteps.
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This is a pack with custom Color Profiles
This also can help with Picture Quality. Fix High Brighness or Dark Corners. Most are for BENQ but that doesnt matter, they'll still work. Also included a three programs you can change them much quicker than built-in Windows tools + some additional features. Have fun.
Color Pressets Bundle (Monitors)
Some of the names suggest how they can potentially be used in relation to Nvidia default preset. They are not a Fix, Look at them as a starting point for you to tweak the Brightness/Contrast ect., to get the picture you want. Its also possible to like some without the need of further changes.
If you want to remove them just go to the ''color'' shortcut & delete them.
Your Monitor Color Preset will be also there so you can return to normal at any time, be careful not to delete it.
Unlike the ones in RTINGS.com or Youtube creators ect., most of which improve color accuracy, the ones in my collection show dramatic difference in picture-colors & gamma. They are meant for eSports so color accuracy is inherently bad but can potentially fix visibility & have some minor performance benefits.
How To Fix The Weapon Sway When Jumping (Jump Shot)
Run, Jump & Crouch + ADS (zoom) or Run, Jump & 2xCrouch + ADS
Crouch as soon as you touch the ground (holding the crouch button works too). You need to have a Dedicated Slide Button & "Crouch Slide" have to be "OFF" in "Hold/Toggle" section in "Accessability" menu (either "OFF" or "Toggle").
If You Use a "Crouch Toggle" button You still can do it but with a double crouch click & "Crouch Slide" in "Hold/Toggle" have to be "OFF" or "Crouch Hold".
Actually its kinda similar to BF4 trick where u have to cycle the weapons & then Crouch + Zoom. Needs some practice but its not hard.
PS: You can try Zoom before Crouch. The Game has some built-in delay. It "remembers" some of your clicks. (For ex. you can click Zoom while reloading & your soldier zooms after reloading). I assume thats what happens here.
This is the original video where its shown but I quickly understood that some further explanation is neded because people have different settings & keybindings. Video Link Enders
This is the original video where its shown but I quickly understood that some further explanation is neded because people have different settings & keybindings. Video Link Enders
...more new things as they come
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