Bright lines around sights of guns

[Ampee]

I have already created a topic about this like 2 weeks ago.
Weapon white/yellow square lines bug | Forums - CD PROJEKT RED

Anyway, I'm having this bug too, and have submitted them a ticket with screenshots.

 

[larsieman1988]

Still not fixed in the new patch for me. (1.1)

 

[tponte]

Just pilling on the issue - to see if it gets some more views.
Also, still, having the problem after patch 1.1

 

[iiKuba]

the same on 1.11.
I sent a report to support and suggest all to do that to increase chances for fixing

 

[tponte]

the same on 1.11.
I sent a report to support and suggest all to do that to increase chances for fixing

Yeah, thanks. Just did!
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[larsieman1988]

Yeah I submitted it again. I hope they fix it for the next patch, this bug just plain sucks cause it's in your face the entire time with a gun.

 

[Fanible101]

Every holographic sight for me, and even some rifles. Check my sniper rifle screenshot (white line at the center of the screen). Sometimes it's there, sometimes it's not. Sometimes very obvious, sometimes ever so slightly. Someone mentioned being within the distance of ad boards, which could be it. I'll have to test it.

 

[batouyukinawa]

That's AA you're seeing. The stepping on a plane which has an alpha mask applied to it.
The texture of the holosite is visible but the sides of the plane are also visible. Think of it as
thin piece of paper where the graphics are drawn on it yet the background is 100% transparent.

 

[Fanible101]

That's AA you're seeing. The stepping on a plane which has an alpha mask applied to it.
The texture of the holosite is visible but the sides of the plane are also visible. Think of it as
thin piece of paper where the graphics are drawn on it yet the background is 100% transparent.

View attachment 11164307

I mean, yes, I can see the lines. That's what the entire thread is referencing. So, solution for getting rid of it? Or are we still reporting it as a bug? Unless you're indicating that my issue is different from everyone else's, but it appears to be the same to me.

I submitted a report as well, but if there's a workaround, I'd love to know.

Turning AA off doesn't do anything.

I can confirm earlier posts about it being related to ad boards. The glowing lines definitely match that of near by ads, which also explains why sometimes it's there, and sometimes it's not. Just depends on whether or not you're near any.

 

[larsieman1988]

Can't believe they just let this in the game. They tested it, saw it, knew it, and just left it in. wtf. I've asked for a mod on the nexus to remove scopes. Ive looked in the files if we could make scopes invisible, but still get the merits from it, except.. you know.. scoping..

 

[eladrius]

I actually thought it was the edges of the sight attached to the weapon when I first noticed it and thought it was an interesting detail so it does not bother me.

 

[AcIDc0r3]

I actually thought it was the edges of the sight attached to the weapon when I first noticed it and thought it was an interesting detail so it does not bother me.

Your correct it's supposed to be like that so I don't know what everyone else is going on about.

That's the outline of the hologram, if it wasn't there you would have no hologram... hense no holographic sights. This is one of the many cool features this game has to offer. I can't believe people don't want this. Did you all forget that this is 2077 and holograms are everywhere, even in V's apartment. The damn TV is even holographic. It's supposed to be like this people.

 

[DC9V]

Radio waves! They are the truth! What you see is electromagnetic interference!

 

[Spectral_Warrior]

happens on all graphics settings, currently using RTX Ultra on a 2080 Ti

This is absolutely so distracting. It's on so many guns, and I don't understand whats happening.

I dont even think its a bug, but rather the result of a glasslike object that receives lighting interactions, the 'stripes of light' are then in fact the material thickness of the glasslike plate on which the illuminated sight is projected on.

 

[hulkman2456]

No, it's a bug. The sights are suppose to be a hologram, being projected up. We're seeing the shader effect making the mask and 3d geometry it's placed on visible. The edges aren't being correctly culled out.

 

[Spectral_Warrior]

No, it's a bug. The sights are suppose to be a hologram, being projected up. We're seeing the shader effect making the mask and 3d geometry it's placed on visible. The edges aren't being correctly culled out.

This image as posted by @Fanible101 (among others) is primarily the sight I see it very evident with and this holosight seems to use a glasslike plate to project onto, if I recall the menu icon also shows something like this.
Its always how I interpreted this holographic sight type to work (and some others could also)
So I'm still not convinced its a bug.

 

[iiKuba]

This image as posted by @Fanible101 (among others) is primarily the sight I see it very evident with and this holosight seems to use a glasslike plate to project onto, if I recall the menu icon also shows something like this.
Its always how I interpreted this holographic sight type to work (and some others could also)
So I'm still not convinced its a bug.

Yes, we see the edges because actually, that is a glass-like texture.

BUT, holoscope should not be a glass-like texture! And that is the bug!

Just look at the in-build holoscope on burya revolver, that how should look all holoscopes.

 

[RebeckaSwe]

Experiencing this on series x.

Also on PC.

Really annoying glitch once you spot it.

 

[DC9V]

I just tried some settings and I was able to eliminate the aliasing around holograms!
It can be solved by adjusting settings in the GPU control panel.

Open Nvidia Control Panel and apply these settings:
(make sure Cyberpunk2077.exe is closed and hit the apply button for every single setting)

1) Use the advanced 3D image settings


2) Enable Anisotropic Filtering (AF_16)
The in-game setting for Anisotropic Filtering doesn't seem to have the same effect.


3) Texture filtering - negative LOD bias: Clamp
EDIT: This particular setting might not be necessary, at least it doesn't seem to reduce the artifacts on gunsights.


Here's a comparison:

in_game settings: AF_16
(1440p ; DLSS_Quality)

__/// VS \\\__

GPU control panel: AF_16
(1440p ; DLSS_Quality)

 

[larsieman1988]

I just tried some settings and I was able to eliminate the aliasing around holograms!
It can be solved by adjusting settings in the GPU control panel.

Open Nvidia Control Panel and apply these settings:
(make sure Cyberpunk2077.exe is closed and hit the apply button for every single setting)

1) Use the advanced 3D image settings
View attachment 11177531

2) Enable Anisotropic Filtering (AF_16)
The in-game setting for Anisotropic Filtering doesn't seem to have the same effect.
View attachment 11177534

3) Texture filtering - negative LOD bias: Clamp
EDIT: This particular setting might not be necessary, at least it doesn't seem to reduce the artifacts on gunsights.


Here's a comparison:

in_game settings: AF_16
(1440p ; DLSS_Quality)
View attachment 11177549

__/// VS \\\__

GPU control panel: AF_16
(1440p ; DLSS_Quality)
View attachment 11177555

Did exactly this, hardly a difference unfortunately