Temporal Antialiasing

[Eddyxx]

I understand all the efforts that the developers are making, I am sure that by giving time and support they will be able to recover after this difficult launch but there is one element that bothers me too much.
The lack of Temporal Antialiasing.
Now, I'm not a graphics fanatic and I think gameplay is more important but playing a video game in 2021 with all these jagged lines shining all over the screen is an eyesore.
I'm sorry to say it but I feel annoyed to see it and my "experience" is kinda ruined.

Video

This is what i'm talking about, recorded with FXAA and 1.25 Supersampling.

I tried various settings but none of them worked, the AAs present in the game are useless, increasing the supersampling doesn't help and the performance is annihilated.
I've seen many games eliminate this problem with the TAA, and from what I've read the Cobra graphic engine supports it in other games, why not prioritize this AA technology in Elite Dangerous?

EDIT: This guy has opened a ticket, can we vote for it?

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[pandatomi77]

Planet zoo: The game works for a while, then everything starts to vibrate. Why?

 

[Vardaugas]

Why? Why indeed. Why bump a two year old thread in the Elite: Dangerous sub-forum with a post about Planet Zoo? Why?

 

[Northpin]

they dont seem to be the same issue either - the first movie seem to have some flickering shadows

 

[Cosmo]

Now, I'm not a graphics fanatic and I think gameplay is more important but playing a video game in 2021 with all these jagged lines shining all over the screen is an eyesore.

Seconded, jagged edges in a game are unacceptable. Decent anti-aliasing became a standard feature years ago. Current gen games will have near photo-realism with Unreal Engine 5.