Remove previous ReShade/GShade installations.

This preset in its default state places a moderate load (~15%) on my GPU, but it is meant to keep me above 60fps everywhere except where there are super-high PC counts (Limsa Aetheryte Plaza, hunt trains, etc.). Game is set to 1080p, Borderless Windowed. My PC setup is Intel i7-6700k, nVidia GTX1070. It was originally developed for Stormshade 3 as a heavily modified Stormshade Vanilla preset, but I re-made it in GShade. I wanted a stream-friendly shader with improved contrast and color depth, but not too extreme in any direction as to render it un-watchable. This is a preset meant for general gameplay, with optional DOF filters for screenshots. So some of these mods might not be compatible with one another and so on.Greetings from twitch/xpreyx! This is my custom ReShade preset for Final Fantasy XIV I generally use my Nexus tracker as a bookmarks. I've made several personal tweaks to this list Simply remove the xmls that come with the mods and run this exe. Unfortunately, some of the mods I use are from the old BSN and can't be uploaded.įor chargen xmls, I recommend ' target='_blank'>this tool. If I figure out how, I will update this tutorial. I have not been able to make the camera move up and down but I will leave the keybinds here just in case. If not, press *** to reload.Ī small tutorial on how to enable Fl圜am in Mass Effect LE3.Ī small tutorial on how to enable Fl圜am in Mass Effect LE1.Ī small tutorial on how to enable Fl圜am in Mass Effect LE2. **6)** In the drop down, select the preset you downloaded (the INI file you extracted) **4)** Open ReShade settings with the default key or a key you assigned by choice. In that case, you'll have to install those too.

Some presets come with their own custom shaders, LUTs and/or textures. **3)** Extract **ONLY** the **INI** file into your game folder (where ReShade is installed) **2)** Download the ReShade preset of your choice

You can install the extras if you want, but their not important for this tutorial. **1)** Install the latest () and **ALL** of the base effects. This tutorial is only for the latest version of ReShade. I've made a visual guide (), should you need it. # ReShade 4 Tutorial: How to set Custom Presets up

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