The values of the presets implemented in this tool are recommended by AMD, we are exposing each preset as an instance of a scriptable object if you want to control the values yourself, but AMD highly recommends keeping their own values which are as follows:

1- Ultra Quality (77% internal resolution, 8x MSAA)

2- Quality (67% internal resolution, 8x MSAA)

3- Balanced (59% internal resolution, 8x MSAA)

4- Performance (50% internal resolution, 8x MSAA)

New Preset (NativeAA)

Update 1.1.0 added a new and 5th Preset called NativeAA (Native Anti-Aliasing), contrary to the 4 main presets (Ultra Quality, Quality, Balanced, Performance), the new NativeAA ’s purpose is to improve visual quality over native rendering and therefore performance could be slightly lower in this instance. It’s best used when the game is running above the framerate target to make it look even better without harming the experience. NativeAA renders the game at 99% render scale, and 2x MSAA, and applied a Sharpening pass.

Note: This tool is not an implementation of AMD FSR 1.0, Unity already did that in URP 14.0.7, this tool implements the presets of FSR 1.0 alongside a simple HUD that displays the current preset and Sharpness and FPS to help devs enable FSR on the fly and test the quality/performance gains...

• IMPORTANT NOTES:

“FSRManager” is a singleton class set to persist across scenes, meaning your FSR settings will carry on as you load another scene, this enables consistency and the option to put your settings in a Main Menu scene without having to worry about reapplying them in the game scene/scenes.

“FSRManager” employs OnValidate(), meaning you can change FSR presets and Sharpness in Edit mode as well and they’ll be applied to the game view.

The HUD that comes with this tool can also be enabled in Edit mode, it’ll report the current FSR preset and Sharpness, but won’t report FPS unless you’re in Play mode.

Need to install TextMeshPro for the UI Settings showcase to work.