Game Version: 0.95
Platform: Steam windows
Mods: removed
Hardware Specifications & Operating System: GPU
ok i have problem in the hair color, i dont know if its a bag or its normal, but The color appears faded and grayish. i was haveing mods, I thought its was from the mods. i disabled them and try agine, but its still the same, so guys tell me, its a bag or its normal?
It looks like it has low saturation, yes, well I took a photo, I picked the color code that you put ffddb7, if I’m not mistaken this is the same hairstyle and it looks like this, so you get an idea. I’ve never used mods and there may be slight differences depending on the settings, monitor and so on…
I don’t know what the problem could be 
, if there’s a similar report on the forum I suppose you would have searched for it yourself, I haven’t seen one recently.
Cheers 
I think it still depends a lot on the graphics card being used and the graphics settings you’ve configured. You didn’t specify which graphics card you have or whether the settings are maxed out or lower, so it’s not possible to make a proper comparison.
thanks! i hope the team fix it soon,
Just with photos isn’t the most orthodox way to check these things @Carnel you’re right , you guys need to give more data 
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Great contribution @mialuce66 
so then it seems to me that it’s simply that, the saturation and brightness of the cas. They’re always changing it, they’ll adjust it later because then in the game we also have the opposite saturation problems with the yellowing.
cheers 
Then how to Fix it? my graphics its ultra, and bright its 50, i hate thats dukll hair becauce i cant make light color hairs.. there appres not blonde, but mustred!
You also need to know whether you’re using Nvidia or AMD, and whether you have DLSS and FSR enabled. Both can affect the coloring due to antialiasing peculiarities, where hair textures “blend” differently with the transparency behind them.
i use Nvidia rtx 5070 and use dlss 4
What if you disable it during character creation?
Yes, I understand that this will cause a performance drop, but try doing it as an experiment. You don’t even have to play afterwards, just see what happens in the Character Studio with hair color if you set the native screen resolution without frame generation. Maybe that will give developers at least a clue which direction to look?
Hi @Nesser_0005, I think they (inzoi) will fix this, I’m telling you they’re changing the lighting, they’re still working on these things, so I think it’s not final, I don’t know.
You have good graphics so that won’t be a problem, I have the same 5070 ti, colleagues like @Carnel understand hardware more than I do, but just to mention something, in the photo you have I use nvidia dlss super generation “quality” but I set it that way because I want to and it really is something that can lower performance so I’m not going to recommend it.
A more down-to-earth solution that I usually do when I don’t like the hair color is to look in other hairstyles (even in your case they can be feminine) for another color code that I like better and apply it, I don’t know if you’ll find one that works for you.
well I’ll leave you with your configuration stuff to see how it goes .
cheers
thanks so much
Yes, try some other Anti-Aliasing options. Smoothing in this case also affects how the hair is rendered.
Also (but this is purely as a trick, not a solution) you can try making the hair roots slightly yellowish in tone — this might soften the gray color of the rest of the hair.
@Nesser_0005 Hmm I have MSI 4070 super RTX, and I get blond, you have 5070 Ti so I’d think you should get blond, this could be your monitor, what is interesting is that you have very bright skin with brilliant colors and the hair looks gray for some reason
The monitor’s color profile could make a difference if he were taking a photo of the monitor rather than a screenshot — then yes. Plus, some programs can distort colors during image capture. But since he’s uploading these screenshots — it means that’s exactly how everything looks in the game for him, and at the same time he sees other people’s screenshots correctly, which again rules out the possibility of incorrect monitor settings. That’s the whole mystery
This might be a dumb question, but do you use ReShade for different shaders?
No, I don’t use it…
