Everything glows green

Conan Exiles PC Discussion
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Game mode: Single-player
Type of issue: Misc
Server type: PvE
Region: Europe

I’m new so can’t upload images but describing it really makes no sense so here’s the link (with spaces in case I can’t even post that as a newbie):

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I tried searching for reports of similar error but I must either be inept (very likely) in finding stuff online, or this error is just that unique (not very likely). I apologize if this is actually addressed somewhere and I failed to find it.

Basically everything except the ground glows green. Character, foliage, buildings. There’s no textures, just green glow. My computer is in the low-middle range as far as the game’s requirements go and it ran the game just fine before - I’ve played since VERY early access and until a while after launch. Then I stopped for a few weeks and just now wanted to come back only to face this problem. Nothing in my computer changed since then.

  • I did a ‘clean install’ of the game
  • not using any mods
  • tried both the latest video card drivers and the older ones that I actually prefer

Specs:
Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit SP1
Intel Core i7 4770K @ 3.50GHz Haswell 22nm Technology
16,0GB Single-Channel DDR3 @ 799MHz (11-11-11-28)
MSI Z87M-G43 (MS-7823) (SOCKET 0)
2047MB NVIDIA GeForce GTX 770 (Palit Microsystems)

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Thank you, Mikey!

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No problem. Can’t help with the actual problem, but at least this way it’ll be easier for others who might know something to see exactly what you mean.

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Well, maybe you should have asked not to be crucified on top of a uranium deposit. :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:

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Hey @Vik

What visual settings are you using ingame? Could you try setting everything at the lowest possible and see if this issue still appears?

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@Ignasi - tried that, there’s absolutely no change between lowest, highest or anything in between, sadly.

@Glurin - ha ha, at least darkness won’t be a problem, I suppose…

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And problem solved! Just got a PM rather than a reply here so assuming the person wanted privacy for some reason.

Turns out that I had texture filtering - LOD bias (DX) set to negative 2 instead of the default 0 in Nvidia driver’s profile, even though I never messed with those settings. Returning it back to 0 fixed the issue.

So thanks everyone for the warm welcome here, thanks to my mysterious savior for the info, and I hope this thread will help if anyone has a similar problem in the future.