Adjust TAA69 Shader Intensity for Your Preference

Access Shader Settings

Open the shader options menu while in-game. This is typically found in your video settings under the shader configuration panel. Look for TAA69-specific sliders and toggles.

Fine-Tune Anti-Aliasing Strength

Locate the temporal anti-aliasing intensity or quality slider. Increasing this value makes edges smoother but may introduce subtle motion artifacts if set too high. Start at the default and adjust incrementally to find your balance.

Disable Ghosting Reduction if Needed

If you notice trailing or smearing when turning your camera quickly, look for a ghosting reduction or motion rejection option. Lowering this setting reduces the effect but keeps edge smoothing active.

Test in Different Lighting

Move through various environments—bright daylight, caves, and sunset areas—to see how your settings perform. Edge quality is most noticeable on distant blocks and fine details like leaves or fences.

Save Your Configuration

Once satisfied, confirm your changes are saved in the shader menu. Your settings will persist across game sessions.