True Color HDR10 (ReShade)

Welcome to the True Color HDR10 ReShade

- All photos are not captured in HDR format. (just Windows Snipping Tools lol)

- Photos might not up-to-date with the latest updates. Need to test to see the real picture.

- Contains various shaders. All credit to the owners. Thanks for the great work. GG!

- This ReShade preset is created by using HDR400 True Black OLED monitor from Alienware.

Note : This latest ReShade preset is no longer uses RenoDX HDR ReShade add-on. HDR need to be enabled. (Follow instruction below)

HOW TO ENABLE HDR?

To enable stock UnrealEngine HDR in this game, you need to look for 3 .ini files and edit them.  All files can be found in : \Documents\My Games\Oblivion Remastered\Saved\Config\Windows)

1 - AltarGameUserSetting.ini

2 - GameUserSettings.ini

3 - Engine.ini

1 - AltarGameUserSetting.ini

bUseHDRDisplayOutput=True  <-- Set this to True (default at False)

HDRDisplayOutputNits=470  <-- Set this according to ur HDR peak brightness)

2 - GameUserSettings.ini

bUseHDRDisplayOutput=True  <-- Set this to True (default at False)

HDRDisplayOutputNits=470  <-- Set this according to ur HDR peak brightness)

3 - Engine.ini (add all these lines)

Note : Special credit to bahbus for the instruction. Awesome job man. GG

r. AllowHDR=1

r. HDR. EnableHDROutput=1

r. HDR. Display. MidLuminance=54          # Start at Peak Brightness * 0. 13 (go lower for darker, higher for brighter)

r. HDR. Display. MinLuminanceLog10=-1. 3   # -1. 3: IPS/LCD monitor, -3. 3: OLED (-4: default)

r. HDR. UI. Luminance=85                  # Lower if UI is still too bright, higher if too dark (300: default)

r. HDR. Aces. SceneColorMultiplier=0. 416  # Peak Brightness / 1000 (should force the color curve to work only within your Peak Brightness)

r. HDR. Display. OutputDevice=4           # 5 is better if you can use it, 6 if you have 2000nit display

r. HDR. Display. ColorGamut=2             # 4 is the absolute widest ColorGamut, however it's white point is different so beware of potential blue-shifting on whites.

Note : The next two settings are set automatically at runtime according to your hardware, so attempting to set them in the engine.ini may be fruitless, but people with higher end HDR monit