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About this mod
dreamy reshade preset to enhance the game's visuals even further!
- Requirements
- Permissions and credits
this is the reshade preset ive been using in game for a while. its a slightly adjusted version of my ''twilight reverie'' reshade preset for
bg3. :D
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reshade installation
1. go to reshade.me and press download
2. start setup and navigate to the game folder and select the .exe file
steam path: C:>Program Files (x86)>Steam>steamapps>common>Expedition 33>Expedition33_Steam.exe
3. select directX 10/11/12
4. finish installation, i recommend downloading all shaders and textures
preset installation
1. download file
2. open zip file and drag the .ini file into the win64 folder
Sandfall>Binaries>Win64
3. open game, wait for shaders to load and then press HOME on your
keyboard to open reshade; from the dropdown menu select seraphic haze
4. done :3
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effect list:
- AmbientLight
- GaussianBlur
- Levels
- prod80_02_Bonus_LUT_pack
- pd80_04_ContrastBrightnessSaturation
- AdaptiveSharpen
- PPFX bloom
NOTE: if you find the preset too bright at times, try disabling the bloom effect. i added a shortcut to it, so you can disable it easily. it's set to ''ctrl + b'' but you can change it to whatever.
bg3. :D
>>>
reshade installation
1. go to reshade.me and press download
2. start setup and navigate to the game folder and select the .exe file
steam path: C:>Program Files (x86)>Steam>steamapps>common>Expedition 33>Expedition33_Steam.exe
3. select directX 10/11/12
4. finish installation, i recommend downloading all shaders and textures
preset installation
1. download file
2. open zip file and drag the .ini file into the win64 folder
Sandfall>Binaries>Win64
3. open game, wait for shaders to load and then press HOME on your
keyboard to open reshade; from the dropdown menu select seraphic haze
4. done :3
<<<
effect list:
- AmbientLight
- GaussianBlur
- Levels
- prod80_02_Bonus_LUT_pack
- pd80_04_ContrastBrightnessSaturation
- AdaptiveSharpen
- PPFX bloom
NOTE: if you find the preset too bright at times, try disabling the bloom effect. i added a shortcut to it, so you can disable it easily. it's set to ''ctrl + b'' but you can change it to whatever.