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About this mod
This is a very basic reshade preset that comes with a very light amount of post-processing but with delivered results that both boost the color palette of the game but also keep it as close to the original artstyle as possible. You should see zero performance loss!
- Requirements
- Permissions and credits
- Donations
A Very Subtle Reshade - Red Dead Redemption
How To Install:
NOTICE
You need to ensure your Red Dead Redemption settings, match closer to my own.
Pause, Settings, Display > Saturation = -1, Brightness = +1 and Contrast = -1
Results will always vary a bit depending on your own monitor but the two effects you would have to change to fully calibrate the preset to your monitor is colorfulness and vibrance.
You may also need to tinker with Levels.fx, as depending on how bright the gamma is on your monitor, you may need to tune it to White Spots = 1 / 3 and Black Spots = 250 / 240. This is what makes the games overall color look darker and brighter, it levels the colors out between the darkest point and whitest point to make the image more neutral.
Also if your monitor supports Gamma 2.2 in the On-Screen Display settings menu / monitor's menu, use that for a better calibration.
Effects Used:
How To Install:
- Download the latest version of Reshade.
- Download my preset.
- Extract my RDR2Cine.ini file to anywhere you prefer on your computer.
- Run the Reshade installer, point the installer to PlayRDR.exe in your RDR root folder (where the exe's are), then select the DX 10/11/12 option.
- Select the option at the bottom of the "Select Effects to Install:", it should be asking you to "Browse" for a custom preset ini, click "Browse" then find your RDR2Cine.ini file.
NOTICE
You need to ensure your Red Dead Redemption settings, match closer to my own.
Pause, Settings, Display > Saturation = -1, Brightness = +1 and Contrast = -1
Results will always vary a bit depending on your own monitor but the two effects you would have to change to fully calibrate the preset to your monitor is colorfulness and vibrance.
You may also need to tinker with Levels.fx, as depending on how bright the gamma is on your monitor, you may need to tune it to White Spots = 1 / 3 and Black Spots = 250 / 240. This is what makes the games overall color look darker and brighter, it levels the colors out between the darkest point and whitest point to make the image more neutral.
Also if your monitor supports Gamma 2.2 in the On-Screen Display settings menu / monitor's menu, use that for a better calibration.
Effects Used:
- Levels
- Colorfulness
- Vibrance
- AMD CAS
- Curves
- DPX
- Quint Lightroom