How to use LUT Shader?
- Exilium
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I have some 3D LUT"s, i tried to put him on Reshade, but i don"t know how to do that. Please, I need to convert my LUT to PNG or what? Is the best color correction filter, but i don"t know how to use.
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- FierySwordswoman
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7 years 4 months ago #2
by FierySwordswoman
Replied by FierySwordswoman on topic How to use LUT Shader?
1st: ReShade uses 3d luts. Not HALD luts or anything else. 3d luts consist of a single row of gradient squares.
2nd: Put the lut file into your textures folder.
3rd: Add these to your preprocessor definitions:
// NON-GUI LUT settings
fLUT_TextureName="lut.png" //change to the filename of the lut you want. It *might* have to be a png
fLUT_TileSizeXY=32 //change to the size of each individual square in pixels
fLUT_TileAmount=32 //change to the amount of squares
2nd: Put the lut file into your textures folder.
3rd: Add these to your preprocessor definitions:
// NON-GUI LUT settings
fLUT_TextureName="lut.png" //change to the filename of the lut you want. It *might* have to be a png
fLUT_TileSizeXY=32 //change to the size of each individual square in pixels
fLUT_TileAmount=32 //change to the amount of squares
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I did what you said FierySwordsman but I must be doing something wrong cuz nothing happens on screen if I enable LUT and tweak it.
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7 years 3 months ago #4
by FierySwordswoman
Replied by FierySwordswoman on topic How to use LUT Shader?
You shouldn't have to 'tweak it'. All of the changes should be made via the lut file.
The default 'lut.png' is a neutral lut. IE, none of the colors are changed. You'll have to bring it into something like GIMP or Photoshop along with a few in-game screenshots and make some color adjustments to it.
The default 'lut.png' is a neutral lut. IE, none of the colors are changed. You'll have to bring it into something like GIMP or Photoshop along with a few in-game screenshots and make some color adjustments to it.
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FierySwordswoman wrote: You shouldn't have to 'tweak it'. All of the changes should be made via the lut file.
The default 'lut.png' is a neutral lut. IE, none of the colors are changed. You'll have to bring it into something like GIMP or Photoshop along with a few in-game screenshots and make some color adjustments to it.
Oh...lol. I see now. Thanks!
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