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About this mod
A reshade preset that improves visuals without going overboard.
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BEFORE AND AFTER COMPARISONS
Alleyway, Cid, Docks, Dress, Overcast, The Gang
EFFECTS
1. Sharpening that offsets the blurriness from TAA.
2. Increased overall saturation and vibrance by a bit so things feel a little less gray.
3. Decreased the reddish-green tint to give the image a more natural feel.
4. Added a haze to very distant environments, which I think makes them look a little better.
5. Increased bloom, but not dramatically so.
INSTRUCTIONS (PLEASE READ)
Simply download and unzip to your Final Fantasy XV installation folder. Let it overwrite anything that wants to be overwritten. You do not need to install Reshade before doing this, as my preset comes with all necessary files.
RECOMMENDED SETTINGS
1. For anti-aliasing, I recommend TAA. Without it, aliasing is horrifying. It makes things a lot blurrier, but my preset should help with that.
2. I put Filtering at Average to lower some of the extra blur.
3. If you want the exact same look as I have, the rest of my settings are in this screenshot: Settings
ABOUT
I love reshade, but most presets I find (for any game) tend to go a bit overboard. They boost saturation to the max, use extreme contrast, or add a ton of cinematic effects. This creates some badass looking screenshots, but feels very unnatural when you're actually trying to play. So my presets are designed to feel more natural. I want the difference to be noticeable, but not extreme in any way. If you like my presets and have a game you'd like me to make a preset for, shoot me a DM on twitter! http://www.twitter.com/SlowCircuit
MY RESHADE PRESETS
Resident Evil: Village - Nexus
Cyberpunk 2077 - Nexus
Final Fantasy XV - Nexus
Final Fantasy XII - Nexus, SweetFX DB
Deep Rock Galactic - SweetFX DB
MY OTHER MODS
Fallout 4 - Glory to the Hypnotoad
Fallout 4 - Clean Pip-Boy Screen
Fallout 4 - Minutemen Radio Extended
Alleyway, Cid, Docks, Dress, Overcast, The Gang
EFFECTS
1. Sharpening that offsets the blurriness from TAA.
2. Increased overall saturation and vibrance by a bit so things feel a little less gray.
3. Decreased the reddish-green tint to give the image a more natural feel.
4. Added a haze to very distant environments, which I think makes them look a little better.
5. Increased bloom, but not dramatically so.
INSTRUCTIONS (PLEASE READ)
Simply download and unzip to your Final Fantasy XV installation folder. Let it overwrite anything that wants to be overwritten. You do not need to install Reshade before doing this, as my preset comes with all necessary files.
RECOMMENDED SETTINGS
1. For anti-aliasing, I recommend TAA. Without it, aliasing is horrifying. It makes things a lot blurrier, but my preset should help with that.
2. I put Filtering at Average to lower some of the extra blur.
3. If you want the exact same look as I have, the rest of my settings are in this screenshot: Settings
ABOUT
I love reshade, but most presets I find (for any game) tend to go a bit overboard. They boost saturation to the max, use extreme contrast, or add a ton of cinematic effects. This creates some badass looking screenshots, but feels very unnatural when you're actually trying to play. So my presets are designed to feel more natural. I want the difference to be noticeable, but not extreme in any way. If you like my presets and have a game you'd like me to make a preset for, shoot me a DM on twitter! http://www.twitter.com/SlowCircuit
MY RESHADE PRESETS
Resident Evil: Village - Nexus
Cyberpunk 2077 - Nexus
Final Fantasy XV - Nexus
Final Fantasy XII - Nexus, SweetFX DB
Deep Rock Galactic - SweetFX DB
MY OTHER MODS
Fallout 4 - Glory to the Hypnotoad
Fallout 4 - Clean Pip-Boy Screen
Fallout 4 - Minutemen Radio Extended