All graphics settings and controls in Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown

Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown has a suite of options for graphics enthusiasts to tinker around with. Built atop developer KT Games' proprietary engine, the title aims to offer a next-gen racing experience that series fans have been waiting for since Eden Games' Test Drive Unlimited 2's 2011 release. Whether it delivers on that front is another thing entirely, but players have ample customization options to get the game running and looking how they want.

This guide details all the graphical settings and PC controls for Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown.

All graphics settings in Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown

The Graphics settings menu in Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown (Image via Nacon)

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On PC, here are all the graphics options players will be met with in Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown, starting with the overall Preset:

Overall Configuration: Low/Medium/High/Ultra/Custom

Graphics settings:

Configuration: Low/Medium/High/Ultra/Custom
Lightning Quality: This setting affects the number of light sources displayed simultaneously. Select from Low/Medium/High/Ultra.
Shadow Quality: This setting affects the fidelity of shadows. Higher settings require greater graphics processing power, which can lower performance. Select from Off/Low/Medium/High/Ultra.
Global Illumination: This setting affects the quality of reflected light in the environment. Higher settings provide greater volume perception but require greater graphics processing power. Pick from Low/Medium/High/Very High.
Texture Quality: This setting affects the game's detail level. At lower settings, the maximum resolution of textures is decreased, which results in less graphical detail but better performance. Choose between Low/Medium/High.
Texture Filtering: This setting affects the way graphical details are rendered, ensuring that textures remain consistent and detailed regardless of the distance of viewing angle. Low/Medium/High/Ultra options are available.
Particle Effects: This setting affects the number and quality of particles displayed. Can be Off/Low/Medium/High/ultra.
View Distance: This setting adjusts the distance at which objects appear on the screen. Select between Low/Medium/High/Ultra.
Car Quality: This setting affects the graphical quality of car traffic and other players, as well as the distance at which the level of detail decreases. Can be Low/Medium/High.
Vegetation Quality: This setting affects the graphical quality of the vegetation and the distance at which the level of detail decreases. Select from Low/Medium/High/Ultra.
Number of Characters: Set the desired number of characters. Choose from Off/Medium/High/Ultra.
Water Quality: This setting affects the geometry and movement of water surfaces. Pick from Low/Medium/High.

Post-Processing

Configuration: Off/Low/Medium/High
Ambient Occlusion: Ambient occlusion improves shadows by automatically adjusting their intensity based on the ambient light. Can be Off/Medium/High.
Reflections Quality: This setting affects the rendering of reflective surfaces but requires greater graphics processing power, which can reduce performance.
Bloom: This setting increases the brightness of light sources, which creates a bloom effect around them. Toggle On/Off.
Anti-Aliasing Quality: Anti-aliasing reduces the staircase effect on object outlines. Toggle Off/FXAA.
Vignette: This setting adds an effect to the edges of the screen for a more cinematic look. Turn On/Off.
Motion Blur: This setting affects the intensity of blur added for smoother camera movement. It can be disabled for a clearer image. Select from Off/Low/Medium.
Depth of Field: This setting affects the depth-of-field effect in cutscenes. Turn On/OFF.