3.0

kurtferro wrote: Good relise, just one suggestion, fps is good now, i like the font and color choice, but you can do better if we can choce in what corner put it.

kurtferro wrote: More easy for share with friend all pack or help a wimp, usually to avoid explain to every person how to install and configure Reshade i send him directly to unpack the zip in the game, I have to say only where and in a moment he can prove it, with the absolute addresses this is possible only by sheer luck, relative is more versatile.

• Tutorial was great, covered everything! Except...
• Getting the shaders. I was expecting it to download the latest version of the pack automatically for me, but of course it didn't and there was no option to do so. Yes if you visit the forums you know you need to go to GitHub, but is this planned as a future feature? Plus, of course, auto-updating the shaders (or on a click) would be fantastic.

• Installer: didn't actually work for me. I point it to a game (tried 3 games), I see a temp file created in that game directory, and it hangs forever. I ended up extracting the .dlls through the Ctrl-click feature you added. Maybe something to do with a windows .dll on my system?
• The Long Dark: Can't move mouse in Reshade interface in-game. Can move it in main menu, and inventory. Appears if game is capturing mouse for movement when looking around first person, Reshade can't grab it. I started to Tab around but this turned out to be a bad idea for my keybindings, suddenly replacing the Shift-F2 to Tab, the screenshot key to Tab...
• The Long Dark: Reshade 2.0 had this thing in Dying Light where it wouldn't always respond to enabling/disabling Reshade. I read in one of your posts this is fixed in 3.0 by checking for a press and release, and it certainly works fine in the other two games I tried. But not in The Long Dark, it's behaving exactly like Resahde 2.0 did in Dying Light. Sometimes the presses register, sometimes they don't. I also observed that when binding a key to multiple effects that after a while if a heavy effect like Ambient Light was bound along with something light like curves, sometimes the presses seemed to only activate/deactivate one of the effects, causing them to get out of sync (so.. Ambient Light + Curves on 'Insert' key. A few frames in pressing Insert disables curves but not Ambient. Press again, curves enables, ambient disables, etc...)

• Is there a global enable/disable key like old Reshade? I can't see the option.
• Effects list: most shaders have only one effect associated with their .fx file. With the tree expanded, this makes it look a little untidy and takes time to navigate. What if those .fx files that have only one effect don't get a '>' drop down tree. And the '>' tree only shows for effects like AO, DOF etc. Would cut-down the length of the list by about 3/4.
• It's great that in Performance mode it sorts the active shaders to the top, making them easier to access. Can you do this in Configure mode too? As you enable a a shader, it gets moved to top next in line in sequence.
• I don't know how practical this is: with 37 effects already and more to come, it does take a while to initialize and especially if a game changes scenes. Maybe a third option after 'Performance' such as 'Performance and Final mode' which compiles the effects and the deletes the effect files in the shader dir for those effects not used. Alternatively it saves a file with the enabled shaders and, if this file is present, only ever loads these shaders.
• So eager to try MXAO in lots of games. I've never had much luck getting the depth buffer in the games I've tried so: is it possible to provide a tick-box, like Show FPS, for 'View Depth Buffer' where it just enables the depth-buffer debug mode so you can see if it's accessible or not at a glance. Saves navigating to a depth-buffer effect, drilling down to its features, finding the debug mode if there is one etc. Also, a note on those shaders that require it. I hadn't used RBM before and wondered why I could see no difference until I looked at the files and saw it's largely depth-dependent.
• Global resource paths: Rather than always having to edit the paths every time we install to a new game, would it be possible to have a default directory to search (stored in an ini or registry?)? I.e, d:\reshade-files\... yes I know we can move them to such a folder, but we still need to edit the paths for every game install. It would be great to install Reshade to a game, and have it load the shaders on first load and get right to it.
• Purely quality of life -- change the Usage Mode drop down list to two buttons side-by-side. Just less clicks to switch between them. Plus it might nicely separate (as in, stand out) the primary overlay key field from the rest of the settings.

• Finally -- this is way out there but I've often wondered: some effects like SMAA, sharpen etc you have the option to show the debug mode where you see what pixels will be affected. I've always wanted something similar for the entire effects pass. Sometimes quickly disabling/enabling Reshade you can't always immediately see changes for subtle effects -- a function whereby Reshade takes a screenshot with effects disabled, takes a screenshot with effects enabled, and then runs a diff on them to produce a final image and display (or save to the screenshot dir, if easier) of all altered pixels from all enabled effects would be kind of cool.

JBeckman wrote: Yep supports both 32 and 64 bit, target a 64-bit exe and you get the 64-bit .dll file or use what Crosire said earlier and hold the CTRL button down after starting the setup tool and when you press the button to select a file it'll instead dump both ReShade32 and ReShade64 in the folder where said setup exe is located.
(And then you can copy those over manually if you want.)

kaicooper wrote: i just downloaded version 3.0 and i dont c any folders like i used to edit in 2.0 etc
so guys any tutorials there?

[INPUT]
KeyMenu=113,0,1
KeyScreenshot=44,0,0
InputProcessing=1

[GENERAL]
PerformanceMode=0
ScreenshotPath=C:\Games\
EffectSearchPaths=C:\Program Files (x86)\ReShade\Shaders\
TextureSearchPaths=C:\Program Files (x86)\ReShade\Textures\
PreprocessorDefinitions=RESHADE_DEPTH_LINEARIZATION_FAR_PLANE=1000.0,RESHADE_DEPTH_INPUT_IS_UPSIDE_DOWN=0,RESHADE_DEPTH_INPUT_IS_REVERSED=0,RESHADE_DEPTH_INPUT_IS_LOGARITHMIC=0
TutorialProgress=4
PresetFiles=C:\Program Files (x86)\ReShade\ReShade_Settings.ini
CurrentPreset=0
ScreenshotFormat=0

[STYLE]
Alpha=0.950000
ColActive=0.200000,0.500000,0.600000
ColBackground=0.275000,0.275000,0.275000
ColItemBackground=0.447000,0.447000,0.447000
ColText=0.800000,0.900000,0.900000

KeySMAA=0,0,0,0
Techniques=SMAA

[SMAA.fx]
EdgeDetectionType=1.000000
EdgeDetectionThreshold=0.050000
MaxSearchSteps=112.000000
MaxSearchStepsDiagonal=20.000000
CornerRounding=0.000000
DebugOutput=0.000000

crubino wrote: Hi Crosire,
Thank you very much. I'm very glad that now i can play DOOM 2016 with reshade 3.0
But, I have a small problem. With DOOM 2016; Reshade in-game UI menu doesn't respond to my mouse. I don't know that's a bug or just my mouse driver.
For temporary, I have clone and edit the openGL32.ini and presetxx.ini from another game, then put in DOOM folder. And I starting to edit preset manualy with notepad and alt+tab to see the result
Yeah it works so fine ... but still i prefer to set preset inside DOOM by on screen Reshade UI with my mouse