How to remove the blurry effect around the player in Minecraft RTX?
Whenever I play on Minecraft (Bedrock edition) for Windows 10 with Ray Tracing turned on, I have a weird blurry effect that appears starting from 4-5 blocks away from me. Here's a screenshot:
As I said, this feels odd and doesn't look good at all. When playing with RTX turned off, this effect disappears entirely. I asked how to disable this blurry effect first on the official Minecraft Discord server, and someone answered me and said I should look through the Nvidia Control Panel, so I did. I tried changing some of the 3D settings, such as antialiasing, but nothing worked. The blurry effect would still be there no matter what. So here's my question: How to disable this blurry effect? (I own an RTX 3060 if this help)
EDIT: This blurry effect seems to only appears with grass blocks.
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