Post Processing

These can be found under Options -> General -> Video.

These are various effects that can change the look of your game if you prefer a smoother overal graphic feel, sharper, or depending on game scale you may want to mess with these.

Post-processing effect type

The post-processing pipeline offers several scaling/filtering modes selected from the Post-processing effect type dropdown (Options > Video > Post-processing effects):

Point — nearest-neighbor scaling (crisp, pixelated when scaled up).
Linear — standard bilinear smoothing.
Anisotropic — anisotropic filtering for smoother scaled textures.
xBR — a pixel-art upscaling shader that gives a smoother, less blocky look.
FSR — AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution 1.0 (EASU, edge-adaptive spatial upsampling). Replaces the composite blit with an edge-aware upscale, and when the world render target matches the screen resolution it acts as an edge-aware sharpen. Useful when playing at a lower internal resolution scaled up to a larger window.

Other effects

These effects can be enabled/disabled independently:

Enable post-processing effects — master toggle for the effects below.
Black and white when dead — desaturates the world while your character is dead.
Animated water — animated water textures.
Enable death screen — show the death screen overlay on death.
Take a screenshot on death — automatically captures a screenshot of the final frame just before the death screen appears and saves it to the screenshots folder as death_<timestamp>.png (on by default).