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About this mod
My personal reshade preset. Focused on better colors, but not an over-saturated mess like some other reshades I've seen. No added sharrpness, no nonsense.
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My personal reshade preset.
The goal of this reshade preset was to create a performance-friendly preset which improved the color accuracy of the game's visuals. No more annoying "haze", better contrast, slightly more vibrant colors, and a modest LUT to improve the coloring.
Instructions
Steam:
Xbox Game Pass:
Variant
The variant uses a different method, combining the previously used shaders (LUT and Levels) into one - Quint's Lightroom shader. It's slightly different in that instead of using a LUT to remap the colors, it instead uses a combination of color temperature adjustments and individual tweaks to RGB saturations, with a little bit of overall saturation and vibrance tweaks. In terms of performance, they should be about equal, and the difference in visuals should be quite subtle, but if you have any feedback, please do let me know in the comments.
The goal of this reshade preset was to create a performance-friendly preset which improved the color accuracy of the game's visuals. No more annoying "haze", better contrast, slightly more vibrant colors, and a modest LUT to improve the coloring.
Instructions
Steam:
- Install reshade from https://reshade.me
- Extract contents into steamapps/common/Avowed/Alabama/Binaries/Win64
- Press Home and select the preset from the dropdown.
Xbox Game Pass:
- Install Reshade to the Avowed launcher, not the game exe as windows will prevent you from attaching to the game exe
- Download the preset .ini file and place it anywhere, but generally it's going to go in in the WinGDK folder for Avowed. In my case it is: <Xbox Library Folder>\Avowed\Content\Alabama\Binaries\WinGDK
- Press HOME on the keyboard to bring up reshade. Navigate to the directory above (or wherever you placed yours) and select BetterColorsLite.ini
Variant
The variant uses a different method, combining the previously used shaders (LUT and Levels) into one - Quint's Lightroom shader. It's slightly different in that instead of using a LUT to remap the colors, it instead uses a combination of color temperature adjustments and individual tweaks to RGB saturations, with a little bit of overall saturation and vibrance tweaks. In terms of performance, they should be about equal, and the difference in visuals should be quite subtle, but if you have any feedback, please do let me know in the comments.