#Reshade tutorial how to#
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Outline : 'normal-depth edge detection' + edge detection (1) + edge slope (1.600) + outline opacity (0.666) Usually, a look at the characters' eyes will tell you if you put it too far, as cel shading will make their eyes black. On the picture below are my presets : I think it's best not to push 'outline' too far, as the picture gets all messed up. SMAA (to smooth up the picture, so that the cel shading will look less 'PS2' like). UIMask_Top (Tells Reshade not to apply 'outline' to UI), Levels (Emphasizes the contrast without messing the cel shading, in my opinion), Technicolor 2 (to get better cel-shading separation and vivid colors, especially when using Voodoo which seems to 'wash out' the colors a bit), Put the shaders in the following order and check them :

4) Choose BeamNG.drive ( 圆4) and click 'Use selected application'. Press the ''home' key (the one with an arrow above your 'end' key), and Reshade should open. 1) Go to this website and click download: Home () 2) Open your downloads folder and you should see a program that looks like this: 3) Open the program and select 'Click here to select a game and manage its Reshade installation'. Now, when starting the game, you should get the following screen, confirming reshade is in use :

Replace the one in the 'textures' folder by this one

#Reshade tutorial download#

In addition, download the 'Outline' shader here : Outline shader linkįinally, download the UIMask.png here : UIMask.png (Do or skip the Reshade tutorial) - Select my Preset in the drop down menu and apply - Done :). When asked for the shaders you want to download, choose (at least) : A ReShade Preset for people who are using DLSS and want to remove the blurryness that comes with DLSS and TAA, which is forced turned on while using DLSS.This makes the overall picture sharper. Now, as you launch the game, you should see a 'Dg Voodoo' watermark on the corner of your screen (you can disable it later through Dg Voodoo). Just extract the 'exe' and the 'conf' files in your executable folder, as well as the 3 files contained in the 'MS' folder of the zipped file (D3D8.dll, D3Dlmm.dll, and DDraw.dll). First of all, you have to make the game run under a later version of directx (Reshade apparently doesn't work with Directx 8 games), using Dg Voodoo software.

#Reshade tutorial how to#

I believe this style suits the game a lot more than 'ordinary 3d', and was suggested to open a new topic about how to achieve it.