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How to reduce ghosting
By JakXX
The antialiasing in this game really sucks
The game looks grainy and jagged with anything other than TAA
The solution to reduce ghosting was to edit the engine.ini file and enable the UE5 TAA antialiasing, turning off the default game one.
   
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1. Open Run on Windows 10/11, then input %LocalAppData%/Chronos/Saved/Config/Windows, and press OK.
2. Open Engine.ini, and at the bottom of the file, create a new section called [SystemSettings].
3. Paste r.AntiAliasingMethod=2, underneath the [SystemSettings] line.
4. Use a reshade if the game looks too blurry, I use adaptive sharpener.
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Hogwarts Legacy 15 May @ 3:40pm 
You can also add the following:

[SystemSettings]
r.AntiAliasingMethod=4 ; Off = 0 | FXAA = 1 | TAA = 2| MSAA = 3 | TSR = 4 (Recommended)
r.DepthOfFieldQuality=0 ; Off = 0 | Low = 1 | Medium = 2 | High = 3 (Intended For Pre-Rendered Cutscenes) | Very High = 4 (Intended For Pre-Rendered Cutscenes)
r.SceneColorFringeQuality=0 ; Chromatic Aberration Off = 0 | Chromatic Aberration On = 1
r.BloomQuality=0 ; Off = 0 | Low = 1 | Medium = 2 | High = 3 | Very High = 4 | Ultra = 5
r.Tonemapper.Quality=0 ; Basic Tonemapper, No Vignette, No Film Grain = 0 | Basic Tonemapper, With Vignette, No Film Grain = 2 | Basic Tonemapper, With Vignette, With Film Grain = 4 | Full Quality Tonemapper, With Vignette, With Film Grain = 5
r.LensFlareQuality=0 ; Off = 0 | Low = 1 | Medium = 2 | High = 3