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| Setting | Recommendation | |---------|----------------| | VSync | Off | | Texture Quality | Normal or High (if VRAM > 4GB) | | Shader Quality | Normal | | Shadow Quality | Normal or Soft | | Reflection Quality | Normal | | Water Quality | Normal | | Particles Quality | Normal | | Grass Quality | Normal or Low (big impact) | | Post FX | Normal | | Anisotropic Filtering | 4x or 8x | | Ambient Occlusion | Off | | Tessellation | Off | | TXAA / MSAA | Off (use FXAA if needed) | | Population Density / Variety | Lowest | | Distance Scaling | Lowest | | Extended Distance Scaling | 0 | Below is a properly structured, technical paper suitable
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