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I tried the new version last night on Darksiders 2: Deathinitive Edition and it worked great! My only problem was when trying to choose an AO method there was no indication which version I was using. There are six different variations to choose from but I never knew which one I was using. Plus there are two separate tabs with AO settings making it even more confusing. I wound up going with the first setting (which I assume is SSAO?). To contrast that I also used DoF which clearly showed which method each number corresponded to. So my problem is not with Reshade but the Mediator interface not giving enough information.

i will be making a donation, the work you have done here is amazing, and very much appreciated by me. Thanks again!

It sucks that now AdaptiveSharpen does not work properly in DirectX 11 (the developer says so)...

@LuciferHawk: I changed the values manually. Can you post your settings for that game that gets rid of the bars? Nothing is happening for me. Or I'm not understanding the terminology or something.

Edit: Nevermind, that was confusing. These are my settings for RE Remake for stretching with captions of what each thing does:

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///**Magnify**/// STRETCHES IMAGE TO GET RID OF BLACK BARS ON SIDES
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#define USE_Magnify 1 //[Magnify] //-

//>Magnify Shader Settings<\\
#define magnifyStartPixelWidth 240 //[undef] //- Left Side of Screen
#define magnifyStartPixelHeight 0 //[undef] //- Top Side of Screen
#define magnifyEndPixelWidth 1680 //[undef] //- Right Side of Screen
#define magnifyEndPixelHeight 1080 //[undef] //- Bottom Side of Screen


Now all details are on screen and 1/4th of the screen isn't hidden by the game's 16:9 panning

Big time performance increases to Ambient Light both in compiling time and the actual gpu core load. Thanks a lot it's much more usable now. Idk how you did it but it's awesome.

Constantine PC wrote: Big time performance increases to Ambient Light both in compiling time and the actual gpu core load. Thanks a lot it's much more usable now. Idk how you did it but it's awesome.

I absolutely agree. Amazing performance all around. Congrats and thanks for the hard work.

robgrab wrote: I tried the new version last night on Darksiders 2: Deathinitive Edition and it worked great! My only problem was when trying to choose an AO method there was no indication which version I was using. There are six different variations to choose from but I never knew which one I was using. Plus there are two separate tabs with AO settings making it even more confusing. I wound up going with the first setting (which I assume is SSAO?). To contrast that I also used DoF which clearly showed which method each number corresponded to. So my problem is not with Reshade but the Mediator interface not giving enough information.

Mediator picks info data from file. I forgot to add descriptions to the McFX AO section. AO 1 to 6 are same like in ME, just look it up there or copy over the description there.

Okay, thanks Marty. Stellar work as usual. Much appreciated.

I edited the McFX.cfg to add the descriptions in myself.

I have not installed any Unreal 4.5/4.8 engine games, like the new Redux version of The Vanishing of Ethan Carter. ReShade 1.0.0 did not work properly with Unreal 4.5/4.8 engine and would crash during resolution-change if ReShade was enabled. Is that still the case???

MonarchX wrote: I have not installed any Unreal 4.5/4.8 engine games, like the new Redux version of The Vanishing of Ethan Carter. ReShade 1.0.0 did not work properly with Unreal 4.5/4.8 engine and would crash during resolution-change if ReShade was enabled. Is that still the case???

I last checked with the most recent Unreal Tournament build and it worked there.

Hello
using latest package in Assassin Creed 2 I have Compiling effect...Failed ! if I do the following

#define USE_AMBIENTOCCLUSION 1 in McFX.cfg

it get's the error for AO_method 1 or 2 or 3

Message in game is
ReShade\McFX\ssao.h (987,56): error X3000: syntax error: unexpected 'integral literal', expected ";"
ReShade\McFX\ssao.h (987,56): error X3000: syntax error: unexpected 'integral literal', expected "{"

I hope this can help in fixing it

regards

Where is Marty's improved AO? Is it the SAO and are we still waiting for his awesome AO that also has IL?

I don't think it's on this release, at least I can't find it either.


One a side note, this is the first time ever I've had issues installing reshade on a game.
For some reason the mediator refuses to allow me to use any preset other than the default one, bruteforcing the default settings (which are tweaked so I know it's forcing them and not the blank settings) onto Fallout 4, even when I have a Fallout 4 preset.

Any help on solving this? The issue goes as follow

>Launch mediator
>Add Fallout 4
>Install reshade
>Add preset
>Rename it to Fallout 4
>Create Preset
>Apply
>Preset has the settings in it's folder
>Fallout 4's reshade settings applied are still the ones from the "default" config, which I enabled black bars and tonemapping on, and which are not on in the Fallout 4 preset, so I know something's wrong here.

Any help? This is driving me crazy, it's 3AM and I've been trying to fix this for about two hours now. I'm probably missing something very simple and stupid, but I can't figure it out.

As long as you "update"d your preset after "apply"ing settings to the current/running configuration, this preset should be applied every time you select it in the mediator or you select an app that is linked to the preset.

Seems like I am getting an error when applying.
"Loading configuration files failed due to the following error: Value of "1400" is not valid for "Value", "Value" should be between "minimum" and "maximum".

Any thoughts on that?

These questions should go to trouble shooting but seems you are trying to load an incompatible preset. Specifically this one has a value defined in a configuration file that is exceeding its defined limits which can be set in parenthesis after the value in the configuration file.
E.g.
#define someVariable 1400 //[0-1399] //-this is an example

Yeah, I guess I'll just start a thread on the troubleshooting section.

crosire wrote:

MonarchX wrote: I have not installed any Unreal 4.5/4.8 engine games, like the new Redux version of The Vanishing of Ethan Carter. ReShade 1.0.0 did not work properly with Unreal 4.5/4.8 engine and would crash during resolution-change if ReShade was enabled. Is that still the case???

I last checked with the most recent Unreal Tournament build and it worked there.

-v. 1.1 is great, but the DOF shader still doesn't work in UT. "Display Depth" shows only black screen, which means that the depth buffer is empty, I suppose.

UPD: For some reason first-person weapon seems to be affected by DOF, although the depth buffer visualization is still just a black screen. I guess, I'll have to dig deeper there, because the weapon actually IS blurred.

Is there a setting that can disable log files? If not, can it be added?

Sh1nRa358 wrote: Is there a setting that can disable log files? If not, can it be added?

Create an empty "d3d9.log"/"dxgi.log"/"opengl32.log" file (depending on the DLL name) and deny all write access to it (right click > Properties > Security).