PPEffects (i.e. chromatic aberration) are 'called' when you aim down your sight, but do not change if you swap optic whilst still aiming. {F24002}
Description
Description
Details
Details
- Legacy ID
- 3285897276
- Severity
- None
- Resolution
- Open
- Reproducibility
- Always
- Category
- Visual-Weapons
Steps To Reproduce
- Equip weapon with scope that has a backup sight.
- Aim down the optic, note the chromatic aberration that appears to the sides
- Swap from your optic with "/", note how your backup sight is still effected by CA where it doesn't make any sense - obviously you don't get CA with your eyes.
- Come out of aim-down-sights, and then go back into it now that you have backup sights selected.
- Note you don't have CA, as is normal for the backup sights.
- Swap to your optic with "/", note how now your scope does not exhibit any CA.
- Determine that the game is not looking up which PPEffects to display when swapping optic whilst aiming down sight.
Additional Information
It's incredibly common to swap from your optic to your backup sight to get a broad overview of the area/scan, and when one does this they get hit with CA everywhere. This is incredibly immersion breaking.
See the below image.