The reason you are getting the error is because his shaders used in his download is for ReShade 2.0 not 1.1 or older. So, you need to download ReShade 2.0 which operates differently than reshade 1.1 in a sense that it uses a reshade assistant application for you to load the presets you want.(when used properly) But, for now what you could do is
1. Download ReShade 2.0 2. Extract and copy ReShade64.d11, reshade folder and reshade fx and paste into your x64 folder. 3. change ReShade64 to d3d11 4. Download this preset and extract 5. Copy the shaders files from this mod 6. From your X64 folder open the reshade/presets/default and paste the shaders
You will still get an error message that preset cant be found loading default preset. But, its ok cause you just made this reshade the default. Now, this is not the correct way to use reshade 2.0 but it will work to get you going.
Not sure what you mean "Im using reshade 2.0 so I don't see a problem" . Your original post was your were getting an error message. Wasn't sure if you were using reshade 2.0 or not and if you were not sure how you were installing his reshade. So, if you were using reshade 2.0 then, I must assume that you have already been doing it the way I replied back to you with unless you knew how to create presets and actually load the desired preset with reshade assistant which is the correct way to do it.
My reshade uses 2.0 and pretty familiar with how it works so just offering help.
Getting the same error. Apparently because you used the 'old' ReShade installation where you put Reshade files into the game directory as opposed to having a unified ReShade installation with presets contained within.
That is right. That is what I was say above that the correct way is to have presets and use the reshade assistant to load them. But, I wasn't about to walk someone through how to set that up cause its more than just a regular reshade install. So all the error message is saying is that a preset wasn't found and going to use the default one in the preset folder.
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Can I expect a similar look to your "V3" version using this version?
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1. Download ReShade 2.0
2. Extract and copy ReShade64.d11, reshade folder and reshade fx and paste into your x64 folder.
3. change ReShade64 to d3d11
4. Download this preset and extract
5. Copy the shaders files from this mod
6. From your X64 folder open the reshade/presets/default and paste the shaders
You will still get an error message that preset cant be found loading default preset. But, its ok cause you just made this reshade the default.
Now, this is not the correct way to use reshade 2.0 but it will work to get you going.
My reshade uses 2.0 and pretty familiar with how it works so just offering help.
That is right. That is what I was say above that the correct way is to have presets and use the reshade assistant to load them. But, I wasn't about to walk someone through how to set that up cause its more than just a regular reshade install. So all the error message is saying is that a preset wasn't found and going to use the default one in the preset folder.
EDIT: NVM