How To Install 1. Download ReShade 2. Run The Setup and select Dying Light 3. Select the Direct X 10/11/12 Render API 4. On the "select preset to install" press skip 5. Do not uncheck any of the automatically selected effects and click next 6. Now that Reshade is installed, download and extract the file to your game's main folder 7. Open the game 8. Open the Reshade menu (the default key is Home), start or skip the tutorial 9. Open the preset menu in the section Home and select the DL - Natural Vision
hey first of all great job, i actually wanted to ask you about something else, could you PLEASE make a mod that allows me to go past the 25 limit on legend skills and keep them permanently after disabling the mod. there is a mod here called " free legend skills" that does this but only caps the skills to 32767, i want to go as high as possible, please help. i will literally pay you for this.
hi bro, I think the answer I'm going to give you is going to be a lil disappointing; I believe that it is possible to make this mod, but I believe that it must have some value (the mod you already mentioned for example) because if it doesn't, it will cause the game engine to crash, which would cause another problem that it would have to be solved by creating or fixing existing game codes, but this only with low-level programming, in other words, I would need the game source code to edit some values and fix possible errors, I haven't seen this mod you mentioned yet, but I assume that's why it have some limitation.
the mod is actually on nexus it is called " free legend skills" i need something similar but with much higher numbers, i heard perhaps a cheat table could be created using a script allocating more space for the higher numbers, it would mean alot to me to have a mod like this
is there only supposed to be 2 options in the reshade menu after you install all of it? cus thats all im getting and i feel its not supposed to be that way. the only reshade options i get is the sepia.fx and dpx.fx
bro can you make a mod for me please i will pay you seriously. im looking for a mod that allows me to permanently increase legend skills into the billions and save the stats after disabling the mod. i was told that perhaps i may need to create a script that allocates more space to allow higher numbers. im losing my mind trying to find help with this.
help, i tried installing the reshader and followed every single instruction but it would not work, then after i just gave up and uninstalled it i've been experiencing occasional fps drops. it performed fine before i even tried installing it. i already tried reinstalling DL, validating files, and deleting other applications on my pc i suspected was the cause of it.
In your opinion, which do you think looks better in terms of being the most realistic looking: this mod or your "DL - Definitive Photorealistic (Next Gen Update)" mod (https://www.nexusmods.com/dyinglight/mods/891?tab=description)?
It's because both mods seem to do the same exact thing.
In your testing of both mods, which do you think looks more realistic regardless if its day, noon, afternoon, or night time and indoors & outdoors in the game?
The most realistic of course is DL - Definitive Photorealistic (Next Gen Update) cuz it have Global Illumination that makes a lot of difference in brigher/darker areas, bessides of some shades that make it look sharper than the vanilla This one, DL - Natural Vision (Color Correction) is just what it says, a color correction, dont include tons of shaders that make the britghness and contrast adjustments
Alright thank you for the more in-depth comparison and explanation! :)
I was aware that the "DL - Definitive Photorealistic (Next Gen Update)" mod did indeed made a bit more changes than this mod. I just wanted to get your second opinion, that's all.
Honestly, both of your mods look better than all the other ReShade mods that people made in the past for this game, at least for me. It's because the others ones were usually too bright, too saturated, too much of this or that. Both of your mods seems to hit the sweet spot the most in terms of looking realistic so great work!
Again, thank you for the swift reply as well as for sharing your work.
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How To Install
1. Download ReShade
2. Run The Setup and select Dying Light
3. Select the Direct X 10/11/12 Render API
4. On the "select preset to install" press skip
5. Do not uncheck any of the automatically selected effects and click next
6. Now that Reshade is installed, download and extract the file to your game's main folder
7. Open the game
8. Open the Reshade menu (the default key is Home), start or skip the tutorial
9. Open the preset menu in the section Home and select the DL - Natural Vision
bro, I think the answer I'm going to give you is going to be a lil disappointing; I believe that it is possible to make this mod, but I believe that it must have some value (the mod you already mentioned for example) because if it doesn't, it will cause the game engine to crash, which would cause another problem that it would have to be solved by creating or fixing existing game codes, but this only with low-level programming, in other words, I would need the game source code to edit some values and fix possible errors, I haven't seen this mod you mentioned yet, but I assume that's why it have some limitation.
It's because both mods seem to do the same exact thing.
In your testing of both mods, which do you think looks more realistic regardless if its day, noon, afternoon, or night time and indoors & outdoors in the game?
This one, DL - Natural Vision (Color Correction) is just what it says, a color correction, dont include tons of shaders that make the britghness and contrast adjustments
So i id say that if you want a better vanilla looking game with no performance loss, i`d recommend the DL - Natural Vision (Color Correction)
but if you want a better looking game with contrast/brigthness adjustments +global illumination, i of course ill recommend DL - Definitive Photorealistic (Next Gen Update)
you test and see which one you like more :D
I was aware that the "DL - Definitive Photorealistic (Next Gen Update)" mod did indeed made a bit more changes than this mod. I just wanted to get your second opinion, that's all.
Honestly, both of your mods look better than all the other ReShade mods that people made in the past for this game, at least for me. It's because the others ones were usually too bright, too saturated, too much of this or that. Both of your mods seems to hit the sweet spot the most in terms of looking realistic so great work!
Again, thank you for the swift reply as well as for sharing your work.
All the best and take care :)
you're welcome