Steamin Reshade and Visual Guide

For this Reshade to look like the pictures, it is CRITICAL you follow all of the steps outlined below.

There are TWO main portions of the mod, the Reshade and the Visual Guide.

HDR and SDR versions available.

Description

Steamin Reshade and Mod List is based around Noble LUT, with a focus on HDR and realism. Bright days, sharp textures, nights with bright lights, and a subtle and functional Depth of Field. I plan to update this mod list and tweak the reshade as the community grows. As of now, I am pretty happy with the results.

Note on Pictures: The pictures on this mod page do not represent the true HDR appearance in game. That is something that you will need to see yourself, as HDR photos cant be posted here. The images look and feel very much the same, however HDR makes it "pop."

Main Features:

HDR Focused (RTX, RenoDX, etc.)

Additional Sharpening

Color Tunning

Depth of Field (DOF)

Multiple Options to Choose from: HDR (main), SDR, and Cinematic

Depth of Field:

In game you can toggle the DOF effect on and off with the following keybind in game: End

FPS COST:

HDR and SDR = 4-6%

Cinematic = 8-10%

INSTALLATION PROCESS

This install process involves two steps:

1. The Reshade:

This section includes all needed tweaks and mods to achieve the "look" of the pictures.

2. The Visual Guide:

This section includes optional (recommended) mods, which will increase visual fidelity, though come at an additional FPS cost.

PLEASE READ: I like my guides to be very detailed, as to minimize confusion or issues. I took the time to create it, please take the time to read it before asking questions or complaining.

THE RESHADE

Before we get started, make sure you have a stable game with good FPS. This reshade and mod package will not cripple your game, but it will reduce your FPS.

Step 1:

Download my reshade preset, under the "files" tab (up above)

-  Choose the correct / preferred version, HDR or SDR or Cinematic

-  If you choose HDR, there will be additional steps below

-  The Cinematic version can be used on both SDR or HDR displays.