Advanced TweaksĪ good number of more advanced tweaks can be performed by accessing the configuration files. The recommended number of dynamic lights for good systems is 8, while others should lower it to 6 or 5.
In singleplayer it is unlikely that you’ll come across areas with excessive decaling to actually impact your performance, but for the best multiplayer experience it is usually recommended to turn it off.ĭynamic Light Limit controls the number of dynamic lighting sources present at one time. Ambient Occlusion is a setting that handles the shading of special regions that cast shadows through dynamic lighting. Most modern PCs can handle this effect, but those who want better clarity (especially in multiplayer) should turn it off. In Post Processing, Depth of Field can be turned off to get rid of the blurry effect around your weapon when you aim, or in certain other situations where certain parts of the world are out of focus. The caching process is redundant and does not serve much of a purpose when it comes to visual quality, so having them off at all times is the best way to go. For Cache Sun Shadow Maps and Cache Spot Shadow Maps, keep the OFF at ALL COSTS, as these have extreme impacts on performance even on the most powerful PCs. Turn on Shadows, but adjust the Shadow Map Resolution according to your PC. The Shadow options in Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare are some of the most confusion and impactful. Most modern graphic cards can handle detailed textures with relative ease, so you should leave all of them on at least High, pushing to Extra if you feel you can afford to.įor Anisotropic filtering, it is recommend to keep it on either High or Medium, depending on the performance output in the game. It is best to set the Texture Quality to Manual, and adjust each setting one after the other.
These options should be analyzed above all else before dwelling into some of the more advanced commands in the configuration files.
In-Game Graphics’ OptionsĬall of Duty: Advanced Warfare is quite generous with the Advanced Graphic options available to the player through the in-game settings. Before altering anything in these two files, make sure you create backup copies of the original files and store them safely – we are not responsible if changes within these files lead to the game becoming unplayable. The keys.cfg contains keyboard bindings associated with different actions.īoth of these can be accessed through Notepad. The former contains a plethora of different command variables that are delicate and should not be altered without guidance. The name of the files are config.cfg and keys.cfg. C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\common\Call of Duty Advanced Warfare\Players2\
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