To remap the Subnautica: Below Zero controls, you need to: How to remap the Subnautica: Below Zero controls These are those default controls on PlayStation, Switch, and Xbox: Action Subnautica: Below Zero default controlsĮach of the buttons can be remapped on consoles, but the default Subnautica: Below Zero controls do suit the gameplay of the survival title. Dithering - Increases the environment's realism by creating an illusion of color depth.For these Subnautica: Below Zero controls, the left and right analogue are listed as (L) and (R), the buttons activated by pressing the analogues are shown as 元 and R3, and the buttons on the d-pad are denoted as Up, Left, Right, and Down.Screen-Space Reflections - Determines the quality of reflections.

However, this will put more strain on the CPU. The higher the setting, the better the graphics.

Ambient occlusion - Determines the details of various surfaces.

Motion Blur - Determines how blurry the objects are when you are moving the camera.

If you turn it on, the objects in the distance will be blurred slightly.

Depth of Field - Determines the distance at which the objects in the background become sharper.

Lens Dirt - Makes the screen 'dirtier' - the colors are toned down.

This makes the in-game more realistic but can lead to frame drops.

However, this will lower the quality of the graphics. Turn these settings off to increase frame rate.

Anti-aliasing and anti-aliasing quality - Choose the anti-aliasing method and quality.

Higher settings will require a more powerful PC.

Detail - Has an impact on the textures.

The higher the setting, the better the water will look.

Water Quality - Determines how detailed the water is.

The higher the number, the smoother the picture.

Refresh rate - The number of frames displayed on the screen during a single second.

Preset - Choose one of the predefined settings.

Subnautica: Below Zero allows you to change the following graphics settings:

How to change subnautica game settings