- 07/14/2018 Uploaded v1.1a! The performance options have been added. This was long overdue, sorry. Here are the details....
Low Quality = Roughly a 20% FPS hit. Only the primary color corrections and Ambient Light w/Adaptation are enabled. High Quality = Roughly a 30% FPS hit. Further image quality enhancements are applied, such as Lumasharpen and SMAA, and some extras. Full Graphics Mode = Roughly a 50% FPS hit. You will also get Dynamic Bokeh DOF, SSAO-IL, and Adaptive Sharpen for a steep price.
Note: You can also disable Ambient Light for an extra FPS boost, but I would only do that as a last resort.
- 06/23/2018 Reverted back to v1.1! As the old saying goes, if it ain't broke don't fix it. After testing I realized that the game looked fine the way I had it, and the issue described below was something I noticed with a different game, probably using 8-bit color precision in the rendering pipeline (like Skyrim lol). Dark Souls 3 is built like a champ apparently. Sorry for the confusion, please download v1.1 and we'll call it a day!
- 06/22/2018 Uploaded v1.2! I've identified a potential defect in the preset that may result in colorbanding issues, although I didn't see it happen in Dark Souls III as I've seen it happen in a different game. As a preventive measure, I've disabled the Reinhard tonemapping function and compensated elsewhere so it looks the same. Edit: The way I had it did seem better overall....see above about v1.1 being restored.
- Uploaded v1.1! I decided to throw out the Dirt Lens effect and tweaked the Ambient Light for a sharper image. Gamma is now set to "True S-Curve" instead of neutral. I've played enough of this game to know that this is as far as I want to go with the preset. I'll add performance options and lite DOF later.
- Please see the description page or Readme file for instructions and Troubleshooting procedures before you post your comment. Thanks!
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I can't get my PS4 controller to work with this even if I change the file to dxgi.dll. I'm not using any other software. Are there any other troubleshooting steps I can take?
Edit: Fixed it by going into the steam game settings and setting controller to enable steam input.
No Steam overlay when using this mod. Probably the same DLL being used. Unfortunately, a non-starter for me. I need my overlay and the ability to broadcast to my friends. Still beautiful nonetheless.
Sup! the mod works great and looks pretty cool, but for some reason my ps4 pad wont work with it (? no idea why... does anyone else experienced similar problem? I confirmed it is the mod as if I remove it the ps4 pad works just fine... Fixed: changed the name of the thing to dxgi and it worked!
Hey I just wanted to say that I think your reshade looks fantastic! I unfortunately had some difficulty getting it to work with i GP11, but I opted to use only this instead because of how great it looks. The only minor issue I ran into way the fact that the DOF looked like it wasn't working properly, but everything else was working perfectly once I disabled it. Thanks for the great reshade!
Hi! Everything works fine, except DoF. It looks like it doesn't exist for some reason, lol. Tried to hit Insert button, nothing happens. How can i enable DoF?
I love the reshade! One thing I am curious about is the fishbowl like curve it puts the screen into. Toggling the main effects on and off makes this very apparent. Also, it causes objects like candles and enemies far away to slightly jitter when turning the camera, but that may just be the game itself, and me not paying attention to things like candles in the distance previously. Thanks~!
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- 07/14/2018 Uploaded v1.1a! The performance options have been added. This was long overdue, sorry. Here are the details....
Low Quality = Roughly a 20% FPS hit. Only the primary color corrections and Ambient Light w/Adaptation are enabled.
High Quality = Roughly a 30% FPS hit. Further image quality enhancements are applied, such as Lumasharpen and SMAA, and some extras.
Full Graphics Mode = Roughly a 50% FPS hit. You will also get Dynamic Bokeh DOF, SSAO-IL, and Adaptive Sharpen for a steep price.
Note: You can also disable Ambient Light for an extra FPS boost, but I would only do that as a last resort.
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- 06/23/2018 Reverted back to v1.1! As the old saying goes, if it ain't broke don't fix it. After testing I realized that the game looked fine the way I had it, and the issue described below was something I noticed with a different game, probably using 8-bit color precision in the rendering pipeline (like Skyrim lol). Dark Souls 3 is built like a champ apparently.
- 06/22/2018 Uploaded v1.2! I've identified a potential defect in the preset that may result in colorbanding issues, although I didn't see it happen in Dark Souls III as I've seen it happen in a different game. As a preventive measure, I've disabled the Reinhard tonemapping function and compensated elsewhere so it looks the same. Edit: The way I had it did seem better overall....see above about v1.1 being restored.
- Uploaded v1.1! I decided to throw out the Dirt Lens effect and tweaked the Ambient Light for a sharper image. Gamma is now set to "True S-Curve" instead of neutral. I've played enough of this game to know that this is as far as I want to go with the preset. I'll add performance options and lite DOF later.
- Please see the description page or Readme file for instructions and Troubleshooting procedures before you post your comment. Thanks!
Edit: Fixed it by going into the steam game settings and setting controller to enable steam input.
Fixed: changed the name of the thing to dxgi and it worked!
And also Dof is not working.
Thanks~!