When you select the profile, do you see various shaders like Ambient Light and Bloom already enabled? If so, once you select the profile, just close the ReShade GUI and enjoy.
This is simply perfect and simple and it has the late summer vibe I was looking for. The blues really offset that modest reds giving that fallish temperature. I bet this would look great on skyrim!!! I didn't see any performance hit. Mind you I am using a few other graphix enhancers in conjunction with this. Good work!
Are the screenshots taken with different settings? Asking because most of the shots look wondefully crisp and coloured, while others seem to suffer from some serious chromatic aberration (the purple outlining) and white-out...
to me that seems related to the weather. Without having tried the mod, i'd pin it on being created by very bright sunlight or sunlight hitting at specific angles.
Yes, all shots are using these settings. The only setting that wasn't enabled in some of the shots was SMAA, but the rest were the same.
I can't really see what you're seeing, but odds are it has something to do with the DoF shader. If it's not to your liking, you can change or disable the DoF method using the in game GUI for ReShade 3.0.
Nah, hasn't got anything to do with linking or not, just an observation (from the screens; haven't downloaded yet).
Not seeing what I see is a touch hard to fathom, though... look at schots two and three, there's quite a lot of purple there which shouldn't be present at all, unless it's part of the created effect, of course...
Again, not negatively critisising, just wondering aloud; if such a thing is possible in writing.
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It's futuristic - yes... realistic - hardly...
I can't really see what you're seeing, but odds are it has something to do with the DoF shader. If it's not to your liking, you can change or disable the DoF method using the in game GUI for ReShade 3.0.
Not seeing what I see is a touch hard to fathom, though... look at schots two and three, there's quite a lot of purple there which shouldn't be present at all, unless it's part of the created effect, of course...
Again, not negatively critisising, just wondering aloud; if such a thing is possible in writing.