I tried Nier Automata. Gives decent results with some tweaking. The fog kills it in the initial area, the shadows are rendered on top. It does give proper depth to building windows though which is a big plus.
I'll mess around with it further.
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Reshade mod general discussion
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I'll mess around with it further.
Wow...I used bloom on my video side to show off the shader pack, but it is really not overwhelming, I turned it a bit above basic crysis levels more or less. The SSGI does look a bit bloomy in crysis, it is just how it works there really ! Not always, but at times it looks a bit overlayed.
It probably works better in games that have less messed up depth bufffer access - just we could not pass up the opportunity to doa video on crysis coop and around the anniversary of my original Crysis video.
These shots are courtesy of Dark1x
I've been meaning to replay HL2, looks like it's just been bumped up the list!
Castlevania LOS with the GI shader (and SMAA), in-game AO and AA off.
This game generally looks fantastic with the shader, thanks to the fixed camera angles tightly controlling the presentation.
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EDIT: Welp, going through the thread and I see someone else posted this game, and this scene even lmao. Oh well.
This game generally looks fantastic with the shader, thanks to the fixed camera angles tightly controlling the presentation.
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EDIT: Welp, going through the thread and I see someone else posted this game, and this scene even lmao. Oh well.
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Well the shader can't access a game's internal material properties, so AFAIK it's effectively guessing the amount of reflected light based on final pixel colour. So in addition to being in screen space, it's not physically correct. The advantage is it can be used in any game where there's depth buffer access, regardless of the material setup used. However, this also means that it probably needs to have the settings tweaked on a per game or even a per scene basis to produce the most "natural" image.
If I recall correctly McFly is the one that came up with a really great AO solution for ENB/Skyrim/Etc so seeing more work from that name gives me happiness for where they'll take the system in the future.
How do you guys manage to make the RT pass not destroy the HUD elements in games? In these videos it doesn't draw over them as much as I expected.
It really is nuts where we are now. I remember injecting AO into Skyrim and being blown away by the impact. Now, with this it's happening again. All with the same game, which is nuts, but also nuts for how long Skyrim is lasting.
Mods keep me coming back to both Skyrim and Fallout 4 despite the base game of FO4 not being too great to me. It's funny that I haven't had a game sans maybe BOTW get the same feeling of world as Skyrim has, so I just keep going back and remodding it haha.
Yeah I recently came back to Skyrim after a long hiatus and I've already got 100+ hours on this new save file over the past few weeks. I've got a nice set up of mods that I'm loving. I don't have any enb going on though, but this path tracing stuff is amazing.
The shader hasn't been released yet. When it is it won't necessarily require a new version of reshade. The author publishes his shaders directly on github: https://github.com/martymcmodding/qUINT so you should be able to just grab them from there and add them to any existing reshade installation.
Also just a note this shader isn't RTX, which is nvidia's proprietary tech. It doesn't use any of the dedicated hardware on RTX cards and doesn't do "proper" world-space raytracing like games using RTX are doing.
It shouldn't interact with most HUDs, it's in screen-space but it's still using the depth buffer to shade the 3D world, just like AO, DoF etc... not just shading the final 2D output.
Borderlands 1 comparisons with the RT shader.
Any videos of Alan Wake with raytracing enabled?
Also not sure if this is a dumb question or not but does this stuff work on a 1080ti with playable framerate? Or does this only work for the latest Nvidia cards?
Also not sure if this is a dumb question or not but does this stuff work on a 1080ti with playable framerate? Or does this only work for the latest Nvidia cards?
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ReShade? Yeah, you can use that with any card. This doesn't take advantage of the RT cores on the latest cards whatsoever. That said, your framerate will vary on the settings used. The shader is early alpha and performance kinda sucks. Especially for what you get out of it.
That's mostly a very dark game so benefits of this would be minimal there at best.
It's ridiculous to post N64 games with this but it's crazy to me that it makes the lights actually function as lights:
It shouldn't cause a problem unless the UI is bright enough to be read as a light source, which does happen in RE4 and in Majora's Mask for me. There's a UI Mask shader that can be downloaded that will prevent any ReShade effects from applying to the HUD, though.
How dare you! This looks amazing. Gonna have to get this shader ASAP.
Little too much AO there I think but the effect is neat. I think some people just leave it on the default without tweaking things.