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Researched August 2026. Copy any config below to grab these values.
SettingPerformanceBalancedVisual Quality
Display modeExclusive fullscreen avoids compositor overhead; no source graded this toggle so it follows standard PC performance practice.FullscreenFullscreenFullscreen
Ambient occlusionNo source grades ambient occlusion directly; it is disabled here as the standard performance-profile default.OffOffOn
Anti-aliasing qualityeXputer found the visual difference between AA tiers 'barely noticeable' while higher settings dropped frames significantly, so Medium is the efficient pick.MediumMediumHigh
Resolution scaleeXputer's testing found pushing resolution scale to 120% barely improved clarity while hurting frame consistency, so native 100% is the better performance choice.100100100
Texture qualityAll three sources keep environment textures High; eXputer notes anything below High looks 'washed out' and texture quality is not a major frame rate lever in this engine.HighHighHigh
Effects qualitySources disagree on screen-space reflections (GamingScan turns them off, eXputer leaves them on), so the performance profile defaults to Low to favor frame rate.LowMediumHigh
Frame rate limitGuides target a stable 60fps floor on mid-range hardware rather than prescribing a hard cap, so the limiter is left uncapped to use whatever headroom the hardware provides.UncappedUncappedUncapped
Shadow qualityPCGamesN and GamingScan both single out Medium shadows as the setting that recovers the most frame rate with no noticeable quality loss.MediumMediumHigh
VSyncNo source addresses vsync directly; disabling it avoids added input latency, the standard call for a performance profile.OffOffOff
Foliage qualityPCGamesN and GamingScan both keep Clutter (foliage density) High in their performance-tuned configs alongside World Details.HighHighEpic
Motion blureXputer calls motion blur 'unnecessary' and GamingScan recommends it off even for best visual results, so it is disabled here for clarity.OffOffOff
Post-process qualityeXputer and GamingScan both push depth of field down (Low/Off), with eXputer noting it may be 'broken' with negligible visual change, so post-process stays Low.LowMediumMedium
View distance qualityBoth PCGamesN's and GamingScan's 60fps-focused configs keep World Details High, indicating it is not a major cost in this engine.HighHighEpic

Sources: pcgamesn.com, exputer.com, gamingscan.com

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