Perhaps you've noticed that during the character intros and on the 'Winner' screen the picture looks a lot more blurred and smudgy than it does during the actual fighting. This is due to the much hated (at least by me) effect named Chromatic Aberration.[en.wikipedia.org]

As it has become standard on UE4 fighting games, like Tekken 7, there is no in-game option to remove the effect.

Thankfully, the same fix works for this game as any UE4 game.

Head on over to %LOCALAPPDATA%\EXF\Saved\Config\WindowsNoEditor (or Personal folder -> AppData -> Local)

Inside, you'll find a bunch of config files, but the one we're interested in is called Scalability.ini



Open it up in your favorite text editor to find the secret of life - It's empty.

Paste in the following:


This gets rid of the CA effect on all graphic presets.

Save the file. After that, right click into 'Properties' and put a check mark on 'Read-only' to prevent the game from overwriting the file, then hit 'OK.

Congratulations, you are now free from the tyranny of CA.

Before:



After:



As a bonus, you'd like to also get rid of the depth blurring, you can do that by adding this line under the '[PostProcessQuality@x]' sections:


Thanks, and have fun. -gaben@valvesoftware.com