Code Vein is an action role-playing game developed and published by Bandai Namco Entertainment. The game is finally available on PC. PS4 and Xbox One. If you’re on PC and want to enable Code Vein Anisotropic Filtering Option, here’s how you can do it.
The Surge 2 and Code Vein are souls-like titles and have released in the same week, so it’s an interesting time for Dark Souls fans.
Enable Code Vein Anisotropic Filtering Option
Strangely enough, one of the most common graphical options, Anisotropic Filtering isn’t available in the in-game settings, but you can still enable it through the configuration files.
- Head over to the following location
Users/(Username)/AppData/Local/CodeVein/Saved/ConfigW/indowsNoEditor
- You can also access this location by typing in AppData in Run, using “Windows +R” key
- Open GameUserSettings.ini using a text editor like Notepad, and note down the value used for sg.TextureQuality=, which could something like 1,2 or 3.
- Now, open Scalability.ini, and add a line [TextureQuality@3], and replace the 3, with the value you noted down from the GameUserSettings.ini
- Below the [TextureQuality@3] line, add another line, that is, r.MaxAnisotropy=xx
- The xx in r.MaxAnisotropy=xx, represent the value of the desired Anisotropic Filtering mode, where 0 = Disabled, 2 = 2x, 4 = 4x, 8 = 8x, 16= 16x.
- Replace the xx with your desired value, save the document and close it.
That’s all you’ll need to do to enable the Anisotropic Filtering option in the game. Now, another thing to add is that the value of Anisotropic Filtering is reliant on the texture filtering option that you have set in-game, which we referred to here as the Texture Quality. So when you choose to make changes in the Anisotropic Filtering, you’ll have to follow this entire procedure again.
Code Vein on Steam
If you’re looking to get Code Vein on PC, you can currently purchase it on Steam. It has positive user reviews, and a lot of people are currently in-game as well.
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