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Monster Hunter: World - Settings don't stick
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8 months 4 weeks ago #1 by ChrisG683
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I'm having an odd problem with ReShade and Monster Hunter: World.
Every time I switch between config/performance mode, all of my ReShade settings get wiped; all shaders become unchecked and all of the values I tweaked are reset back to their defaults.
Has anyone else seen an issue similar to this?
ReShade 4.5.3
DirectX 12
Every time I switch between config/performance mode, all of my ReShade settings get wiped; all shaders become unchecked and all of the values I tweaked are reset back to their defaults.
Has anyone else seen an issue similar to this?
ReShade 4.5.3
DirectX 12
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8 months 4 weeks ago #2 by ChrisG683
Replied by ChrisG683 on topic Monster Hunter: World - Settings don't stick
Update, it seems even just restarting the game wipes my settings every time =/
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8 months 4 weeks ago #3 by crosire
Replied by crosire on topic Monster Hunter: World - Settings don't stick
You don't have write permissions to the folder ReShade stores the preset then (by default the game directory). Either fix that, or run the game as admin, or create a preset in a different location to which you have write permissions.
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8 months 3 weeks ago #4 by ChrisG683
Replied by ChrisG683 on topic [Solved] Monster Hunter - Settings don't stick
Thank you for the reply, sorry I haven't come back to this thread sooner.
I'm not sure what happened, but even deleting the files didn't seem to do much for me. However I tried using the un-install feature from the ReShade install tool and then re-installed, and that seemed to do the trick!
I'm not sure what happened, but even deleting the files didn't seem to do much for me. However I tried using the un-install feature from the ReShade install tool and then re-installed, and that seemed to do the trick!
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