Update: Included the shader that enhances the color. Because uh, that might be useful.

This reshade preset uses the UIMask shader (which is included in this mod since it doesn't seem to be included in the most recent ReShade releases) to make the health and stamina bars actually visible. This is admittedly a janky fix because I'm assuming the healthbars will be more visible in future updates. But anything's better than how it looks currently, imo.


NOTE: The UIMask shader only works on static UIs so it will go back to vanilla as you increase your health and stamina.

NOTE 2: You'll see a shadow of this reshade during cutscenes or any time your healthbars aren't visible. Told you it was janky.

NOTE 3: If you're already using a preset, you can add this to it but you might need to tweak the selectivecolor_v2 shader settings if it got reset. Just make sure the order is the same (top: uimasktop, middle: selectivecolor_v2, bottom: uimaskbottom)



INSTALLATION

1. Download and install Reshade.

2. Download the file and choose your computer's native resolution.

3. Drop the UIMask.png texture file into Lords of the Fallen\LOTF2\Binaries\Win64\reshade-shaders\Textures. Overwrite if necessary.

4. Drop the UIMask.fx file and PD80 folder into Lords of the Fallen\LOTF2\Binaries\Win64\reshade-shaders\Shaders. Overwrite if necessary.

5. Drop the preset file "LotF Healthbar Visibility.ini" into the Win64 folder (or any folder of your choice): Lords of the Fallen\LOTF2\Binaries\Win64.

6. Load the game with ReShade installed and hit the Home key to bring up the ReShade menu.

7. Click on the preset dropdown and double click on LotF Healthbar Visibility.ini.

In case for whatever reason the order gets whacky, it should go like this: