Sunset ReShade

Regular preset

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ReShade is compatible with any version of OpenMW. All the screenshots from this mod page are made using my ReShade presets plus the default shaders from 0. 47 stable released version of OpenMW + OpenMW 0. 47 Water Shaders.

If you're already using post-processing features of the unreleased 0. 48 build, let the ReShade handle Morrowind's colorfulness, don't make vanilla game look too vibrant using custom shaders. Alternatively, you can tweak my preset to enhance your visual setup.

The following mods are HIGHLY recommended:

-Improved Lights for All Shaders

-Dunmer Lanterns Replacer (answer "yes" during the installation when asked if you'd like to use a glow effect)

-Skies .iv + New Starfields

Now let's install the ReShade:

1. Make a backup of your OpenMW folder (just in case);

2. Download Reshade version 4. 9. 1 https://www.mediafire.com/file/wdfnrzhsk0bea07/ReShade_Setup_4. 9. 1.exe/file

This download link is taken from the official ReShade forum thread.

3. Run the ReShade installer:

- point the installer to your openmw.exe, choose OpenGL as rendering API;

- download all the shader packages (the shaders won't take much space at all (40mb), it will be very useful, if you decide to tweak my presets later). Make sure to tick all the boxes like it's shown in the screenshot!

-When the downloading is finished, you can close the ReShade installer.

4. Download the archive from the Nexus (choose one version: Regular or More Purple), unpack it and put the "sunset reshade.ini", and "ReShade.ini" files into your OpenMW directory (where OpenMW.exe is). Overwrite if necessary.

5. Launch OpenMW as you usually do, the ReShade would need a very short amount of time to load all the shaders.

6. Press "home" on your keyboard to open ReShade menu and edit the settings:

- You should edit your screenshot path (if you need to). Press "Print Screen" to take a screenshot;

- If you want to customize the preset, first make all the effects load (turn off "Load only enabled effects") in the settings;

- You can turn the effects on/off there. The Performance Mode is turned on by default, turn it off to further tweak every effec