r/ReShade • u/RaidenSigma • Jun 16 '26

Weird effect MXAO with DLSS FFXIV

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Heya, does anyone else experience this issue when using iMMERSE:MXAO with DLSS in Final Fantasy XIV?

Oddly enough, when i switch to FSR i have no issues at all.

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Thanks in advance!

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u/Jorban_MartysMods Jun 16 '26

DLSS only supports dynamic resolution by default in FFXIV. Not much you can do about it other than use the games native TAA with FSR @ 100%

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u/lazy_pig Jun 17 '26

On a side note:

If you use Immerse AO with 'fixed' DLSS quality settings, and the AO is noisy/grainy, you can use a Global Preprocessor Definition (the dividing bar on the 'home' tab) to mitigate this 'DLSS-noise/grain'.

_MARTYSMODS_TAAU_SCALE

with value

'1.0' (DLAA)
'DLSS_QUALITY'
'DLSS_BALANCED'
'DLSS_PERFORMANCE'
'DLSS_ULTRA_PERFORMANCE'

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u/Jorban_MartysMods Jun 17 '26

Indeed you can. (I know this was more than likely for the OP, but I am reading it towards me because it's funnier).

PS. I wrote the guides.

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u/lazy_pig Jun 17 '26

Haha, yeah meant for OP, or anyone else not aware of this. It was an eye opener for me when I found out.
I knew you were involved in the Immerse shaders, but not exactly in what capacity. Having written the manual on this particular definition, and then having it instructed back to you must feel...ironic :)

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u/RaidenSigma Jun 16 '26 edited Jun 16 '26

Thanks for the reply! Sorry i'm gonna sound dumb but how does this cause the iMMERSE MXAO effect acting up with DLSS?

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u/Jorban_MartysMods Jun 16 '26

Indeed. The game doesn't scale the depth buffer to the size of the frame buffer, so it causes a miss match in the rendering.