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Changes the color grading to closer resemble the E3 2018 demo
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This is not a Lighting Mod, this is not a ReShade, this just simply forces the game to load a different LUT (color grading) file, one which more resembles the look/colors of the demo from E3 in 2018. Originally uploaded with Geoengineering, but since that file hasn't worked since 1.31 when they switched master env's, I fixed it for 1.5+ and am reuploading it on it's own here.
It is compatible with env (weather/lighting/exposure) mods, this file does not modify .env files in any way. All this does is overwrite the default LUT that the master env loads. So unless the mod you're using has changed the default one that is loaded which is "cp2077_gen_lut_nge_v017.xbm", it should work without issue.
The main drawback with this is the gamma level, which is admittedly is rather high compared to vanilla, but that is exactly why I made E3 Visual Overhaul in the first place. I strongly suggest running this file with that ReShade, as it has been extensively tweaked to work best with this. If you want to stay away from ReShade entirely, you can install this file then adjust the in-game gamma accordingly. I've found 1.20-1.35 to be about right with this (screenshots all taken at 1.00 gamma).
-Install just like every other archive mod. Download, extract, place file in "Cyberpunk 2077\archive\pc\mod"
It is compatible with env (weather/lighting/exposure) mods, this file does not modify .env files in any way. All this does is overwrite the default LUT that the master env loads. So unless the mod you're using has changed the default one that is loaded which is "cp2077_gen_lut_nge_v017.xbm", it should work without issue.
The main drawback with this is the gamma level, which is admittedly is rather high compared to vanilla, but that is exactly why I made E3 Visual Overhaul in the first place. I strongly suggest running this file with that ReShade, as it has been extensively tweaked to work best with this. If you want to stay away from ReShade entirely, you can install this file then adjust the in-game gamma accordingly. I've found 1.20-1.35 to be about right with this (screenshots all taken at 1.00 gamma).
-Install just like every other archive mod. Download, extract, place file in "Cyberpunk 2077\archive\pc\mod"