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No Post-Processing — Disable Film Grain, Depth of Field & Chromatic Aberration
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A visual clarity optimization and configuration tweak for Silent Hill: Townfall designed to eliminate heavy, aggressive post-processing filters in favor of a crisp, sharp presentation. The mod removes cinematic film grain, color-fringing chromatic aberration, depth of field blur, and edge lens distortion. To preserve atmospheric illumination, bloom and edge vignette are kept enabled by default, but both can be completely disabled by editing two simple toggles inside the configuration file.
Key Features:
- Pristine Visual Clarity — Eliminates synthetic camera artifacts: removes depth of field (DoF), chromatic aberration, and lens distortion warping.
- Film Grain Removal — Completely strips digital camera noise and film grain for a clean, sharp image.
- Configurable Bloom & Vignette — Choose whether to retain atmospheric bloom and edge shading or strip them away entirely.
- Native Engine Configuration — Applied cleanly via standard Unreal Engine initialization directives (Engine.ini) without runtime memory injection or background wrappers.
Configuring Bloom & Vignette:
To disable bloom and vignette as well, open Engine.ini in any text editor and remove the semicolon (;) prefixing the lines:
Bloom and vignette ON (Default):
- ; r.BloomQuality=0
- ; r.Tonemapper.Quality=0 ; removes vignette, but can shift the overall look
Bloom and vignette OFF:
- r.BloomQuality=0
- r.Tonemapper.Quality=0 ; removes vignette, but can shift the overall look
IMPORTANT: After making changes, remember to mark Engine.ini as Read-only again to prevent the game client from overwriting your custom variables on startup!
Installation Instructions:
- Open the downloaded archive.
- Copy the Engine.ini file.
- Press Win + R, paste the following path into the dialogue box, and press Enter:
%LOCALAPPDATA%\Townfall\Saved\Config\Windows - Paste the Engine.ini file into the folder, confirming the file overwrite.
- Right-click the newly pasted Engine.ini → select Properties → check the Read-only box → click Apply and OK.
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