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Best Settings: Disable Player Shadows & Post-Processing Effects

How to tune Disable Player Shadows & Post-Processing Effects (ShadowIntensity = 0, DisablePostFx = True) for lower input latency and stable frame times on Windows.

Guide • Updated 17 October 2026 • 1 min read

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Tuning Disable Player Shadows & Post-Processing Effects for your Windows hardware

Every Windows PC responds differently to Disable Player Shadows & Post-Processing Effects. On integrated Intel UHD / Iris Xe or AMD Radeon Vega laptops, conservative settings keep GPU load under 90% and prevent thermal throttling.

On dedicated NVIDIA GeForce GTX/RTX and Radeon RX desktops, pairing `FIntRenderShadowIntensity / FFlagDisablePostFx` with a matched framerate cap in Engine Settings delivers the flattest frame-time graph.

How to apply and benchmark in 60 seconds

  1. Open **Bloxstrap Menu** (install from /download if needed) and go to **Engine Settings & FastFlag Editor**.
  2. Select your target value from `ShadowIntensity = 0, DisablePostFx = True` and click **Save**.
  3. Press **Shift+F5** inside Roblox to open the native microprofiler FPS readout and verify your frame time in milliseconds.

Frequently asked questions

How do I check my actual FPS and frame time inside Roblox?

Press **Shift+F5** in any Roblox experience to toggle the built-in performance stats overlay at the top left of the screen.

What if changing FIntRenderShadowIntensity / FFlagDisablePostFx causes a white screen?

Open Bloxstrap Menu → FastFlags and reset your flags to default, or switch the Rendering Mode back to Direct3D 11.

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