advanced lighting making avatars blurry

[Rumancekk]

I've had some issue lately with advanced lighting, for some reason sometimes I'll have blurry avatars? It seems like it depends on where I'm at...

I have my settings on medium but sometimes keep on advanced lighting because it doesn't make it that much laggier.

but it seems like lately it's worse... And there's this weird issue around some of the eyes on some avatars.

I'm gonna have to link it because you can only see the blurriness in the big images and I took a gif of the weird shine/blur around the eyes on one avatar

blurry avatar

 

Edited February 20, 2020 by Rumancekk

[Maitimo]

Do you also have depth of field turned on? It looks to me like everything is blurry except the house, which seems to indicate that. Do things become clear when you focus your camera view on them, then blur when you move? If so, that's depth of field. Turn it off for general moving around the grid, and turn it back on (if you want it) for snapshots.

[Rumancekk]

4 minutes ago, Matty Luminos said:

Do you also have depth of field turned on? It looks to me like everything is blurry except the house, which seems to indicate that. Do things become clear when you focus your camera view on them, then blur when you move? If so, that's depth of field. Turn it off for general moving around the grid, and turn it back on (if you want it) for snapshots.

depth of field is off, i already checked

and it does not help all of the time by zooming into the avatar unfortunately.

[Maitimo]

1 minute ago, Rumancekk said:

depth of field is off, i already checked

and it does not help all of the time by zooming into the avatar unfortunately.

Then I'll need to hand this one off to someone who knows more about graphics than I do. Probably something in your graphics card settings somewhere.

[VaelFaye]

I actually have that same problem myself, so I just keep Advanced Lighting  Model and Ambient Occlusion unchecked, even when I take snapshots. They still turn out okay. 🙂

 

~Vael

[Nalates Urriah]

Which video card do you have?

There are system settings that can affect the viewer render.

When you have tech questions you can save everyone time by including your computer/viewer specs with the question. Help->About... copy paste.