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This ReShade preset does some color grading to pop the contrast, remove the washed-out look, remove the "vaseline smear" rendering style (i.e everything being blurry, as if just a little bit out of focus), injects some better AO among other things.
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This ReShade preset does some color grading to pop the contrast, remove the washed-out look, remove the "vaseline smear" rendering style (i.e everything being blurry, as if just a little bit out of focus), injects some better AO among other things.
Installation Instructions
1. Install ReShade, navigate to the MHW directory (default: "$steamDir/SteamApps/Common/Monster Hunter World"), select d3d10+
2. extract the ini file included to the MHW directory you installed ReShade to.
3. start MHW, open ReShade (default shortcut SHIFT+F2, if this isn't working you can change it in ReShade.ini)
4. if the preset isn't loaded by default you may select it from the dropdown box at the top of the ReShade overlay.
Uninstallation Instructions
1. Do the opposite of what you did to install it, it's not rocket surgery (ReShade's installer has builtin uninstall functionality - use it. Or just delete dxgi.dll from MHW's directory - your choice)
This ReShade preset does some color grading to pop the contrast, remove the washed-out look, remove the "vaseline smear" rendering style (i.e everything being blurry, as if just a little bit out of focus), injects some better AO among other things.
Installation Instructions
1. Install ReShade, navigate to the MHW directory (default: "$steamDir/SteamApps/Common/Monster Hunter World"), select d3d10+
2. extract the ini file included to the MHW directory you installed ReShade to.
3. start MHW, open ReShade (default shortcut SHIFT+F2, if this isn't working you can change it in ReShade.ini)
4. if the preset isn't loaded by default you may select it from the dropdown box at the top of the ReShade overlay.
Uninstallation Instructions
1. Do the opposite of what you did to install it, it's not rocket surgery (ReShade's installer has builtin uninstall functionality - use it. Or just delete dxgi.dll from MHW's directory - your choice)