GUI means Graphical User Interface, probably, and basically is an in-game means of messing about with various doodads till it breaks. The other is to run Reshades installer, then run the game and select one using Reshades GUI.
The first is to select one when running Reshades installer. Just keep trying different configurations of in game and Reshade settings and see what works best for you in the end. There are 2(two) ways of getting Reshade to use a preset. If you have Reshade running you should use aliasing from inside Reshade, but in the end its up to you. However, you do NOT want to use in game aliasing while using Reshade. Owl's FFXIV Fantasy Reshade is a popular Gshade setting that a lot of people utilize.
#How to use reshade preset how to#
How to install and use ReShade presets in less than 2 minutes. Owl’s FFXIV Fantasy Reshade A guide on using Gshade as well as the showcase for this preset. How to install and use ReShade presets in less than 2 minutes - YouTube. I ask because right now, with your presets (and I very much appreciate this is about personal preference), on, for example, Nevada, I have a very, very bright image with extremeley gaudy colouration.Īgain, apologies if this is kid's stuff, but I'm seeking to get the sort of clarity I see in vids and screenies, whereas my defaults always look a tad washed-out and subdued.įYI, this is on a stock-clocked 1080Ti with a 6700K with 32GB RAM running at 1920x1080. You have a high-end PC, as this preset can affect the performance of the game by 10-15.
Should I, for instance, turn off SSAO altogether? And should my game's gamma slider be backed off?
#How to use reshade preset download#
Here's how to do it: Download the preset files you want for the game you're using ReShade on. Note that you need a ReShade 3 preset, SweetFX presets and stuff for older ReShade versions don't work. If I may ask what could be a staggeringly dumb question?Īre these intended to augment the in-game settings or replace them? Like the process of installing ReShade itself, getting presets working is easy. 1.4: Edited some effects in the optional RT preset (Screenshot 2 has the effect on), Not needed if you dont have the RT. Drop the preset file in the game folder and ReShade will pick it up automatically on the next launch for you to select it in the drop down menu at the top of the in-game UI.
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