Toggling / Changing Anti-Aliasing Method At Runtime?

[VelikyPanda]

Hi,

Is it possible to toggle or turn off the Anti-Aliasing method while the game is running in a blueprint (UE4.26.2) ? E.g. From TemporalAA to FXAA? I haven’t been able to find any information on this.

I know that it can be done in the project settings, but I want to add a button for it into the main menu of my game.

Thanks

[HAF-Blade]

Changing AntiAliasing Type in Runtime with BP?

Hello, I’ve noticed in some games settings menus they have the option to change AA types, I’ve read that UE4 supports FXAA, MSAA and Temporal AA (Here). Is there a way that I can allow the player to change the type of Anti Aliasing to give more customisability to the player for them to tweak performance? This isn’t a major issue, I’m asking because I’m building a fully featured settings menu for my game and this would be a nice addition. Thanks for any help!

[VelikyPanda]

Thanks a lot!

[HAF-Blade]

No problem.

[SireFuzzywig]

Additional details:

console commands:

r.AntiAliasingMethod 0 ( off )
r.AntiAliasingMethod 1
r.AntiAliasingMethod 2
r.AntiAliasingMethod 3
r.AntiAliasingMethod 4

More information here:

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[VelikyPanda]

@ZidakOK Hello