I have used reshade since I started playing simrail for 2 reasons, one of them is AMD CAS, because on my 1080p monitor I can't see what's written on the small screens/gauges unless I zoom on it, same for distant signals.
Now that AMD CAS is in the game, why blocking it behind TAA? TAA is (to me) the worst anti-aliasing technique after FXAA, it comes with a ton of artifacts, shimering, ghosting, etc.
In the end it doesnt change much for me since I use reshade for sharpening and other things, but since everyone is not using reshade, you should consider the idea of making CAS available as a standalone option rather than an addon for the TAA.
I've used CAS thanks to reshade, on top of the game with DLSS, for months. It's perfect.
A slider for DLSS sharpening could also be an alternative.
I have used reshade since I started playing simrail for 2 reasons, one of them is AMD CAS, because on my 1080p monitor I can't see what's written on the small screens/gauges unless I zoom on it, same for distant signals. Now that AMD CAS is in the game, why blocking it behind TAA? TAA is (to me) the worst anti-aliasing technique after FXAA, it comes with a ton of artifacts, shimering, ghosting, etc. In the end it doesnt change much for me since I use reshade for sharpening and other things, but since everyone is not using reshade, you should consider the idea of making CAS available as a standalone option rather than an addon for the TAA. I've used CAS thanks to reshade, on top of the game with DLSS, for months. It's perfect. A slider for DLSS sharpening could also be an alternative.
