How do I install this, exactly? Do I just drag everything in the Apocalypse Now zip into the MGS_TPP folder? If not, does it involve ReShade Setup and if it does how the f*#@ do i install this into reshade?
I'm really liking what I'm seeing here. Both Apocalypse Now and Rambo 3 film styles fit perfectly into the tone of this game.
Have you played much with your Apocalypse Now preset in Afghanistan, and with the Rambo 3 preset in Africa? How do these presets fair when they're used interchangeably like that?
It's a mod that automatically selects the right ReShade preset for the right location in-game depending on where you are, so you don't have to exit the game and keep changing manually. Unfortunately right now this one is only for The Witcher 3 (as far as I know), but the concept is perfect for your presets, don't you think?
I dont have the game so havent tried your preset but it looks good dude. Also, thank you for the info about the LUT used in 80s action films. Been Googling 4ever and stumbled onto this.
That was just a stupid joke, since the workprint of Apocalypse Now is only available in horrible quality. http://puu.sh/oVSiT/b13f7bee0c.jpg Like so. On a side note, that scene is almost half an hour long in it. Anyways, great work here, your Kodak Eastman present especially looks gorgeous.
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Have you played much with your Apocalypse Now preset in Afghanistan, and with the Rambo 3 preset in Africa? How do these presets fair when they're used interchangeably like that?
Check out this mod:
Different SFX or ReShade Presets For Each Location
It's a mod that automatically selects the right ReShade preset for the right location in-game depending on where you are, so you don't have to exit the game and keep changing manually. Unfortunately right now this one is only for The Witcher 3 (as far as I know), but the concept is perfect for your presets, don't you think?
Nice work anyway
This Reshade was based on the napalm scene ...
http://puu.sh/oVSiT/b13f7bee0c.jpg
Like so. On a side note, that scene is almost half an hour long in it. Anyways, great work here, your Kodak Eastman present especially looks gorgeous.