STAR WARS Zero Company – Disable Motion Blur and Other Visual Effects

How to Disable Motion Blur and Other FX Settings

If you want to disable motion blur or other visual effects that cannot be disabled through the in-game settings, you can manually edit the game’s configuration file.

Locate the Configuration File

1. Open Dolphin or another file manager.
2. Enable the option to show hidden files.
3. Navigate to the following directory: /home/”yourpcname”/.steam/steam/steamapps/compatdata/2075800/pfx/drive_c/users/steamuser/Local Settings/Application Data/SWZeroCompany/Saved/Config/Windows
4. Find the GameUserSettings.ini file and open it in a text editor.

Disable the FX Settings

Use Ctrl + F in your text editor to search for any of the following settings:

bScreenShakeEnabled=True
bFilmGrainEnabled=True
bChromaticAberrationEnabled=True
bMotionBlurEnabled=True

To disable an effect, change its value from True to False.

For example, to disable motion blur, change:

bMotionBlurEnabled=True

to:

bMotionBlurEnabled=False

You can do the same for any of the other settings:

bScreenShakeEnabled=False
bFilmGrainEnabled=False
bChromaticAberrationEnabled=False

Save the GameUserSettings.ini file after making your changes.

Linux Users: Config File Location

Linux users can manually edit the game’s configuration file to access settings that are not available in the in-game menus.

Locating GameUserSettings.ini

Your GameUserSettings.ini file is located under the Steam installation path where you installed the game.

Using your preferred file manager, navigate to:

../SteamLibrary/steamapps/compatdata/2075800/pfx/drive_c/users/steamuser/AppData/Local/SWZeroCompany/Saved/Config/Windows/

Here you will find various configuration options that can be changed manually.

Useful Configuration Options

The following options can be set to True or False according to your preferences:

bMotionBlurEnabled=True

bScreenShakeEnabled=True

bFilmGrainEnabled=True

bChromaticAberrationEnabled=True

For example, to disable motion blur, change bMotionBlurEnabled=True to bMotionBlurEnabled=False.

Custom Resolution

You can also manually set the screen resolution using:

ResolutionSizeX=3440

ResolutionSizeY=1440

Set ResolutionSizeX to your desired horizontal resolution and ResolutionSizeY to your desired vertical resolution.