What NVIDIA Normal Map Filter settings should I use for my Custom Skin?

So, I was wondering what NVIDIA Normal Map Filter settings KeenSWH uses for their Astronaut skin. I use scale 15, Animate lights, Average RGB. Also, when exporting as a dds I click on Normal Map settings, check convert to Tangent(100% misspelled) Normal Map and use the same normal map filter settings as on the filter itself. I am using Adobe Photoshop CS6 Extended, I also have CC installed but NVIDIA normal map filter won't work with CC, so I am using Adobe Photoshop CS6 Extended. I think my character looks too sharp in game, I tried switching scales, but it just didn't want to look as the original _ns + things I added. Also, 1 mini question:
Update 01.047.016 broke my custom character skin when using the new ModelPack.zip astronaut xml. Now there are red, white, blue and yellow subsections? I just staid on my old astronaut xml and only updated the Characters.sbc file and the character's _me textures, my model worked like a charm. Using the new astronaut xml, my model looked VERY weird. I was going into ground, so much graphical weirdness. I guess I'm gonna stick to the updated textures and characters.sbc, using an outdated mwm(which still works.). If anybody can resolve this issue, I will be very thankful and will update my model straight away. Why? I like being up-to-date

By the way, for those of you who are interested, here are the pictures of my skin:
Overall look:

Watch Dogs Fans, Prepare yourselves!:

Helmet:

IMO, I think it looks ugly, so that's why I am not publishing it.

 

Anyone? Please?

 

Just use a lower scale. As it's a suit, probably 1.5 or 2.
Also, if you have used the Nvidia plugin, duplicate the layer, and apply a gaussian blur filter with 1px radius to the new layer and set it to overlay.

 

Oh my god! Thank you so much! You're my savior!