I'm WHEEZING! GoT turned out into Dragon Quest.Here's Ghost of Tsushima with all the lighting removed:
Toggle my shaders if old.
Sounds like a very nice tool. Good enough to remove some effects I dislike, like the highlights. Thanks!
Not OP's fault you aren't able to analyze content without having it spoonfed.
Not OP's fault you aren't able to analyze content without having it spoonfed.
Alan Wake 2 wet screen effect
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I just tried removing the water droplets effect on the screen in Alan Wake 2 and it works. Those can blur a big chunk of the screen.
https://imgsli.com/MjcyNTMw
https://imgsli.com/MjcyNTMw
I was just trying to get this to work in DA: Origins the other day. I wanted to block the ssao & mb shader from affecting the UI and I couldn't locate the right option for it when using DXVK. Worked fine under DX9, but DAO is unplayable with Reshade enabled.
This is great, that DD2 screenshot is insane. Mostly interested in the huddle toggle capabilities for my OLED though.
Garbage post.
Similar feature in SpecialK
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I'm pretty sure you can do this with SpecialK as well in its shader section. Can also use it to draw reshade after a particular shader to skip hud elements and stuff like that.
I think there's already a mod for it, but could this also be used to remove/reduce the very bright flashing effects on weapon strikes in FF7 Remake? A friend has been wanting to play it but she has photosensitivity issues and there's just no in-game toggle for those effects at all from what she could see.
Yes, I've used Special K to do that in the past, like removing the awful filter they put on the Final Fantasy XII remaster.I'm pretty sure you can do this with SpecialK as well in its shader section. Can also use it to draw reshade after a particular shader to skip hud elements and stuff like that.
(not the best example of it)
But having more options is always a good thing.
Wow. Can it disable the screen warping (best way I can describe it) of the Dark Place?
We have Quest 64 at home / the Quest 64 at homeHere's Ghost of Tsushima with all the lighting removed:
Brb applying the no lighting to all non PSX style horror games in my Steam library :P
But fr this is a cool tool, will check it out later thanks for sharing OP.
But fr this is a cool tool, will check it out later thanks for sharing OP.
Thanks for this thread, now I'm finally able to remove those permanent shards effects and the bloom in Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night. I'm curious to see what else I'll do.
FYI It's also knowingly used by cheaters as it allows removing stuff like fog, foliage or weather effects. That's why the Hunt: Showdown community fucking hates it. I guess it's no different in other games.
This is easily detectable by even the most primitive anti-cheat software though.
Damn. I wish stuff like this could be disabled in every game. Sometimes an image can be so busy it becomes almost an accessibility problem, where it's hard to see what's going on (I'm starting to have this problem in some AAA games).
Not really. ReShade is whitelisted for Easy-Anti-Cheat (which is one of the most used anti-cheat softwares out there). Just saying.
EAC absolutely detects ReShade as it does not even try to hide the hooking. Developers can allow it based on whitelist if they want. IMHO ReShade or any other 3rd party app touching render targets should not be allowed in competitive multiplayer games.
Interesting.
Wonder if this can turn off individual effects in games where you can only turn off post-process effects all together from the options menu/config file?
Wolfenstein The New Order comes to mind where to turn off CA you have to disable ALL post process effects.
And just turning off the color grading in either piss filtered or blue 7th gen games? Yes please, in my veins!
Must try this out myself.
Wonder if this can turn off individual effects in games where you can only turn off post-process effects all together from the options menu/config file?
Wolfenstein The New Order comes to mind where to turn off CA you have to disable ALL post process effects.
And just turning off the color grading in either piss filtered or blue 7th gen games? Yes please, in my veins!
Must try this out myself.
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I feel like I hate every example of the use of this tool. Lol. If you carry a disdain for art direction then it seems like this is a great tool.
So, a game that's literally made worse by this existing?
We the gamers have the rights to consume in the way that best suits .
It's why I deactivate the faces whenever I visit an art gallery, those features get in the way of my enjoyment of the walls
It should be a given that you don't try to mod competitive multiplayer games.
Especially not with tools that disable shaders.
Absolutely correct and this should be shouted more loudlier at the average PC kid.
But it gets even more awkward with single-player games that are permanently online and still scan your code injection or manipulation and then somehow block you from playing the game. And in this day and age, I don't know where that line is.
So because I get an headache from chromatic aberration, it would be some sort of disdain for art direction if I forced that to be off?
If anything, the art director should take accessibility into consideration. It's they who made a mistake. And I am correcting it.
My respect for art direction and creator's intent ends at post processing. I've disabled chromatic aberration, vignette, lens distortion, etc countless times and without a single exception the result is a better looking video game. So yeah I'm glad this tool exists.
We the gamers have the rights to consume in the way that best suits .
It's why I deactivate the faces whenever I visit an art gallery, those features get in the way of my enjoyment of the walls
I have no mouth, yet I must smile mysteriously.
This seems fantastic for removing the dreaded chromatic aberration and plus alter any HUD / stealth effects you don't like. I'll have to grab it, thanks OP. Usually I stay far away from Reshade as I usually find it makes the picture look worse but this seems far more useful.
Ok that's pretty dope. I haven't pc gamed for a while and didn't know there was a tool to handle all this now
