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About this mod
Just a simple color correction reshade, keeping the game's original aspect but removing the ugly green filter.
No oversaturation, overcontrast, bloom, ambient light, fake ray tracing, or anything that makes the game look like a cheap Instagram filter and destroys your performance.
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Description.
This reshade has been made in a non HDR monitor and using the reality redemption mod (the mod changes a litlle the game ambience), so i am not so sure about how it will perform in diferents setups.
If you are using FSR as anti-aliasing, set the sharpness to zero.
I will let a image in the gallery showing my ingame brightness, contrast and saturation. Copy the contrast and saturation setup and the brightness can be freely adjusted.
How to install:
1. Download ReShade
Feel free to ask any questions.
(English isn't my first language, so let me know if i wrote anything in a weird way.)
This reshade has been made in a non HDR monitor and using the reality redemption mod (the mod changes a litlle the game ambience), so i am not so sure about how it will perform in diferents setups.
If you are using FSR as anti-aliasing, set the sharpness to zero.
I will let a image in the gallery showing my ingame brightness, contrast and saturation. Copy the contrast and saturation setup and the brightness can be freely adjusted.
How to install:
1. Download ReShade
- Visit the official ReShade website
- Click the Download button to get the latest installer.
- Run the downloaded installer.
- Click Browse to select the game’s executable file (usually a .exe
file in the game folder). - Choose the game’s graphics API:
- DirectX 9, 10, 11, or 12, OpenGL, or Vulkan. The installer usually detects it automatically, but make sure you know which API your game uses( I am using DirectX 12)
- DirectX 9, 10, 11, or 12, OpenGL, or Vulkan. The installer usually detects it automatically, but make sure you know which API your game uses( I am using DirectX 12)
- When prompted, select to download ALL shaders and effects (the installer will handle this automatically).
- Download the My ColorCorrection.ini file.
- Copy this file into the same folder as the game’s executable.
- Launch the game.
- Press the default ReShade key (Home) to open the menu.
- In the menu, select the downloaded preset from the configuration list (or load it manually by clicking Browse and selecting the preset file).
Feel free to ask any questions.
(English isn't my first language, so let me know if i wrote anything in a weird way.)