Simple Realistic 3D for Sifu

CREDITS:

Sloclap (for created this great game)

Timothy Lottes (EPIC)

Reshade Team (Crosire, CeeJay, Marty McFly, Thalixte, Ganossa/Hawk, Bacondither, Ioxa, Otis, Jose Negrete, et al. ~ https://reshade.me )

Special credits:

Juan Herrera, Klaus Niederhauser, Jack Smith, John Brown, Matt Pharr, Leo Wang, Javier Gisbert Adell (for their donations, so I can bought this game. Thank you mate!).

What is this?

A simple Reshade 5.x custom shader for Sifu  (it's a shader file, NOT just preset); with very simple installation step. Just extract, drag n drop my files into the proper folder as mention below.

This shader can improve lighting and shading (AO, specular and reflections) in Sifu; a kind of Ray-tracing shadows mimic (Of course, it's just a mimic not real RT... lol).

Actually the shading style was optimized for 3D stereoscopic mode, but you may enjoy the improvement in regular 2D screen.

NOTE:

- - It's based on Reshade 5. 0  framework, may not work properly with the other older version of Reshade or other standard shaders.

Therefore, Please CLEAN-UP  your previous all Reshade files and configuration (if you already installed it) from your Sifu folder.

DO NOT mixed up with the other Reshade files!

How to install:

- Clean-up your previous all Reshade files and configuration (if you already installed it) from Sifu folder before install this mod

- Extract these files (just extract ~ drag and drop it, do not run Reshade installer) into where your game executable (Sifu-Win64-Shipping.exe) resides. e.g  C:\Program Files\Epic Games\Sifu\Sifu\Binaries\Win64

- Run the game!

Command Keys:

- INSERT : Toggle Effects ON/OFF (default: ON)

- END : to Show up Reshade UI, so you can adjust Color Saturation, Light Intensity, and Dark Level to fit your monitor profile/your liking.

- PgDn (Page-Down) : Toggle 3D Stereoscopic mode ON/OFF (Default is in Top-Bottom format, your may change it later to SBS format via UI).

*** 3D Stereoscopic shader is optimized for LG Cinema 3D Screen, based on BlueSkyDefender's Depth3D shader (https://github.com/BlueSkyDefender/Depth3D)

Chris Rubino