TO INSTALL- Unzip and drag and drop all the files into your DATA folder/ where your DSPTDE.exe is or DATA.exe. Recommended Mods - DSfix, DS mouse fix ( if you play with a mouse and keybaord ) Due to the lack of Battlefield Mod1, I had to find SweetFX files in games/Battlefield 1, so my Battlefield Mod1 bf1 address is there). extract your extracted files to your main installation folder for the modding environment, most often your executable directory. Recommended brightness - 5 or 6 ( again customize to taste ) The first version of the application can be downloaded from here. Recommended settings for DoF - 810 resolution and 1 for additional blur ( customize to taste ) Slightly more saturated colors- I always loved the look of the Ignite video teaser for Dark Souls which had more color saturation and more bloom and i was finally able to add it.ĭarkness- Since the game is more dynamic the dark places in the game are a little darker, if you want to brighten them up just go into your options menu and bump the brightness a notch or two. Simulated HDR- This gives the game a slightly more dynamic look without crushing all the details and blowing out the white levels. Post Process sharpening - I add just a hair of post process sharpening ( pyramid shaped ) to bring out the fine details in the textures without adding any jaggies or aliasing. Points (1) to (3) are rather simple and straightforward to use. SMAA- My preset has it set to ultra to make sure it has the best AA with almost no performance loss ( be sure to disable AA in DSfix ) Some of the options in them i use are as follows. I emphatically can assure you it does not, it is a client-side graphical injector that acts post-process and extant of WoW as an application, merely interacting with the rendering of WoW on your display through your GPU.These are settings i created with SweetFX to give Dark Souls a more dynamic look, i have six different presets to choose from. Ignore the mis-information that this changes files. This is why SweetFX/reshade is standalone and can be used for ANY game, you can then adjust the sweetfx.ini or the in-game sweetfx/reshade menu to adjust the filter to your liking.
The application works by simply injecting a graphical filter between the graphical information provided by WoW to your graphics card for rendering. Again, no files are altered and Reshade/sweetFX are post-processing graphical filters that display client side only. Reshade presets can get you softbanned apparently, so use at your own risk Here you can see a video comparison between vanilla Dark.
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