Immersive Clone Visor Reshade

Please, be aware: This is not a mod, this is reshade. That means you need make hotkey for preset swap to see game menus when it needed. Because this is jsut screen overlay, not actual in game code changes (like mods do).

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Clone Wars Visors for Republic (4 Types) and CIS (1 Type)

Installation

• []Download ReShade.

  []Launch the ReShade installer and select your game's executable (.exe) file.

  []BF1 Classic & BF2 Classic: Usually located in ...\Star Wars Battlefront (Classic 2004)\GameData.

  []EA Battlefront II: Usually located in ...\STAR WARS Battlefront II.

[]Download the correct archive for your game. This is important because the archives are adapted for specific UI layouts:

[]Choose BF1Classic_CloneVisor.rar for Battlefront 1 Classic.

[]Choose BF2Classic_CloneVisor.rar for Battlefront 2 Classic.

[]Choose EABF2_CloneVisor(NO HUD).rar for EA Battlefront 2.

[]Unpack the archive into the same folder where your game executable is located (from Step 2) and overwrite files if prompted.

[*]No presets required. You do not need to load external presets or configurations. Each CloneVisor.fx file has its own pre-adjusted defaults tailored for the specific helmet overlay—simply enable the one you like and play.

Additional Info

There are a lot of customizations available in the ReShade menu. For example, you can remove the scratch effects if preferred.

CIS Droid Visor Settings

For the CIS Droid Visor (Mode 1), the scanner works differently than the Clone versions. It does not have a single "Enable/Disable" checkbox. Instead, it runs continuously as part of the droid simulation.

To effectively disable the scanning beam, you must set the Brightness or Intensity variables to 0. 0 within the ReShade settings.

GUIDE:  How to adapt UI for other mods.

Some mods like Star Wars Battlefront 2 classic Saga Edition, have different UI, so you need to adjust shader by painting UI zones in white masks. This needs to show shader what exactly place on the screen should have blocked refractions (VisorMask.png) and holographic effect (MapMask.png).

VisorMask.png - your refraction blocker

You need to block refraction from visor borders. To do this, you need create own White mask for zones, where refractions not work and name it EXACTLY VisorMask.png. You need manually paint in white on black background, paint elements that should not being reactive on refractions. This needs to prevent UI mess caused by Visor border refraction effect.

Best way to paint is make screenshot. Then select UI elements in photoshop (right click Layer ->