Shift + Right click to reset UI variable

Not sure how simple this is to do, but could something be implemented via a combo input (such as shift + right click or anything else tbh) to reset a UI variable to shader default?

If it's inefficient to read the shader after compilation, perhaps the default values could be stored in the user saved ini alongside the modified values. I'm not sure since I'm not really any kind of programmer.

This isn't easy to do and would require some ugly hacks I'd much rather avoid. ReShade doesn't preserve defaults. They are gone as soon as you change the value.

That's too bad. I have an HSL shader setup here that cries every time I have to reset the values.

@TreyM Where did you get this HSL shader? Could you share it, please? It seems amazing!

It was written by my friend kingeric1992. I'll see about getting him to release it.

TreyM wrote: That's too bad. I have an HSL shader setup here that cries every time I have to reset the values.

Warning: Spoiler!

Maybe you could put default value info in ui_label name? Like "Red (default #BF4040)"
Just an idea

That's already been done. it's not ideal, and that isn't the point. It's still a massive pain to reset every single value.

Durante_ wrote: @TreyM Where did you get this HSL shader? Could you share it, please? It seems amazing!

The shader has now been released here: Advanced HSL Shifting

As an alternative, it can solve by 2 changes.

1. Clarify that ReShade does not save completely disabled effect settings
   
   (checked MagicDOF)

   Techniques=MagicDOF
   [DOF.fx]
   ...
   <<EOF

   (unchecked MagicDOF)

   Techniques=
   <<EOF

2. at load preset, ignore the disabled effect settings

disable technique. press the reload button.

more information: Changed technique settings to be initializable for each effect

Link for pull request which adds support for this (for tracking purpose): github.com/crosire/reshade/pull/64