The shader also has a basic form of pseudo-adaptation where it will increase the contrast slightly when facing bright light sources. As the settings for Filmic are rather complex and lack intuitiveness, I have set this up with some base values and make available 3 settings in the GUI to manipulate. While in ReShade there is no real need to tone map anything due to the fact it already receives a tone mapped image from the game engine, the Filmic contrast curve is highly praised for it's visual appearance. This is just a simple shader that done tonemapping. I have the following effects out, with a brief description and guideline for the settings The effects can be downloaded from my GitHub here:Īnd since people love some before/after, here's one. As such I have released a batch of color effects which will allow you to make basically anything you want.
I really enjoy working with ReShade as it takes away many limitations I used to struggle with, and can really focus on delivering quality. After a long sabbatical I am back at coding some things again, but now for ReShade. I have had several releases there, notably Serenity and Tranquility ENB which were both coded from the ground up.
Some of you may know me from the old days working with ENB for Skyrim. I thought I make a post here in relation to my recently released shader library for ReShade. I started doing this because at some point editing posts was disabled and now I'm just lazy If you have specific needs/feedback let me know. NOTE: I put updates and new shader releases in the comments and not in this main post.
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