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About this mod
Better shadows n lights, much crispy texture and better artistic colors!
Cinematic look!
More like a 2018 game!
- Requirements
- Permissions and credits
The most beautiful and closest to realism Disohonored visuals yet!
Tried mimicking ambient occlusion and ray tracing like glow light effects. Don't expect ray traced graphics though.
Basically, it makes the game look more artistic, dark and fantasy like!
Haze/faded look makes 3D shapes look more puffy and full of depth by increasing the mid-tones between dark n light areas.
Had to suppress highlights a lot.
Amazing texture clarity!
IMPORTANT NOTE : I've used Zephyrus G15 laptop's display to play with light, shades n colors.
The darkness and brightness will vary based on your screen's (hardware) gamma, brightness and contrast values.
My display brightness was at 70% (300 nits) and game's brightness setting was at 40%.
You'll have to tweak your screen brightness (hardware) and game's brightness settings if the game looks too dark or too bright!
- Start by lowering the game's brightness settings until the extreme left outsider mark is "properly visible", ( and not barely visible), but keep it just slightly dark, meaning, darker than the rest of the outsider marks.
- Then boost your display brightness if the visuals appear too dark.
Tried mimicking ambient occlusion and ray tracing like glow light effects. Don't expect ray traced graphics though.
Basically, it makes the game look more artistic, dark and fantasy like!
Haze/faded look makes 3D shapes look more puffy and full of depth by increasing the mid-tones between dark n light areas.
Had to suppress highlights a lot.
Amazing texture clarity!
IMPORTANT NOTE : I've used Zephyrus G15 laptop's display to play with light, shades n colors.
The darkness and brightness will vary based on your screen's (hardware) gamma, brightness and contrast values.
My display brightness was at 70% (300 nits) and game's brightness setting was at 40%.
You'll have to tweak your screen brightness (hardware) and game's brightness settings if the game looks too dark or too bright!
- Start by lowering the game's brightness settings until the extreme left outsider mark is "properly visible", ( and not barely visible), but keep it just slightly dark, meaning, darker than the rest of the outsider marks.
- Then boost your display brightness if the visuals appear too dark.