File has been updated to Version 1.2 There is now a Light and a Heavy preset. Screenshots of the new version will be uploaded soon. To use the Heavy version, first download the new 1.2 light version!!! I tweaked some settings and it won't look the same with the old main file (versions 1.0 and 1.1) REDOWNLOAD the main file before using the heavy version!!!!!
UPDATE! : Screenshots have been updated. All of the old screenshots have been removed and the image section now contains only the latest version and its comparison to vanilla game.
If your PC can handle it and if you have an NVidia Graphic Card, try forcing AA through NVidia Control Panel if you experience bad edge shimmering. It worked wonders for me (I don't know how it works for AMD cards, maybe the same?). Keep all settings on high if your PC can handle it, even if you don't use the Heavy version.
hola dlon93 quería preguntarte si me puedes decir como instalarlo quizás sea medio tonto pero lo intente instalar en la carpeta del juego y no funciona es como si no instalara nada espero que no sea de mucha molestia pero quería preguntarte como se instala bien yo lo tengo por vía steam saludos
Ugh, you're asking me about a reshade preset I made 5 years ago. I don't fully remember. I think some type of quasi SSAO is present in the Heavy Version, along with a few other effects. Honestly, feel free to use the light version, as it's still an improvement.
works great but had to revert to light version even though i have a rtx 2060 reasons it started to drop below 60 fps which well i dont think was normal but the light version still does wonders for the game itself it removes all that excesive brightness that comes with it
No, turning those settings off is not necessary. I just tested it out myself and there is zero difference other than a lack of depth of field and even more jagged edges. The things is, this game has pretty bad AA to begin with and there is only so much that can be done to remove the jagged edges. The way I play my game is, I force AA through NVIDIA Control Panel and that actually improves the quality a bit, so you can try that if you see shimmering edges (I don't know how it work on AMD cards). You can certainly mess around with the settings if you want but I highly recommend to have everything set to high for this ReShade (if your PC can handle it of course).
As for your second question, no, unfortunately, there is no way to change settings in game. Like you said, this is not an ENB. However, if there is something that bothers you, tell me and maybe I can fine tune it for you and upload a separate file.
If I force AA in Nvidia control panel, do I turn it off in-game? Also, what are the main differences between heavy and light version? Thanks
I haven't started playing the game yet so I'm going to wait a bit before I try the heavy, but the light version is an improvement from what I've seen at the beginning of the game.
Sorry, I stopped checking comments a long time ago. Even forgot I uploaded this. Heavy version has Ambient Occlusion and the light doesn't. That's the main difference. As far as the whole AA thing is concerned, yes, I think you should but I am not completely sure. Try it out. Experiment, see what works best. I didn't turn it off when I played.
Downloaded it, but it says failed to load "textDirt" and "textNoise". Seems to work fine other than the somewhat drop in framerate. Is it something i should worry about or not?
*texDirt and *texNoise. Thought it said text for reading too fast. Anyway, also notice it failed to load "texLut" too. Again, something i should be worried about or not?
This is actually really good. Looks the game look super sharp. Im guessing you cant run this along with other ENBs. I want to combine resonant's colors and lighting with the sharpness and definition that this one offers.
I think that you actually can run it with an ENB. Many ReShades are made to go directly with an ENB. This is not the case for the Clear and Sharp ReShade however. The things is, depending on what effects the ENB adds, combined with a ReShade it might end up looking too saturated or something if they were not made for each other, get it? Try it out and if it ends up looking weird write me here. I can make a version of my file that just adds the sharpness and doesn't touch the lighting and colors and then upload it for you.
Hey, thanks a bunch. I'm working on it still. I think it can be improved a lot more. Well, I already know how to make it look a lot better but it kills performance. That's the tricky part, keeping it FPS friendly.
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There is now a Light and a Heavy preset. Screenshots of the new version will be uploaded soon. To use the Heavy version, first download the new 1.2 light version!!! I tweaked some settings and it won't look the same with the old main file (versions 1.0 and 1.1) REDOWNLOAD the main file before using the heavy version!!!!!
UPDATE! : Screenshots have been updated. All of the old screenshots have been removed and the image section now contains only the latest version and its comparison to vanilla game.
If your PC can handle it and if you have an NVidia Graphic Card, try forcing AA through NVidia Control Panel if you experience bad edge shimmering. It worked wonders for me (I don't know how it works for AMD cards, maybe the same?). Keep all settings on high if your PC can handle it, even if you don't use the Heavy version.
I'm glad you like it.
1) Is there any way to configure in-game, like shift+enter in ENB menu ?
2) Is ther needance to swith off DoF & AA ?
The way I play my game is, I force AA through NVIDIA Control Panel and that actually improves the quality a bit, so you can try that if you see shimmering edges (I don't know how it work on AMD cards). You can certainly mess around with the settings if you want but I highly recommend to have everything set to high for this ReShade (if your PC can handle it of course).
As for your second question, no, unfortunately, there is no way to change settings in game. Like you said, this is not an ENB. However, if there is something that bothers you, tell me and maybe I can fine tune it for you and upload a separate file.
Also, what are the main differences between heavy and light version?
Thanks
I haven't started playing the game yet so I'm going to wait a bit before I try the heavy, but the light version is an improvement from what I've seen at the beginning of the game.