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Posted an update on another forum a while back but forgot to update this post. Check out the update! I haven't been playing this game much these days so future updates may be even more infrequent. RTGI is in a state where new versions should be fairly compatible with my current settings though, so feel free to keep that (and most other shaders for that matter) updated if you desire (RTGI usually requires the latest build of reshade, so you'd need to locate a custom build that removes the network check. They hide in plain sight). If you run into issues, the full guaranteed to work download will be here. -
This is for everybody but since you just installed it I figured I'd quote you so you get notified. I just updated the preset to make use of the latest version of RTGI, as well as some other changes. New gallery photos posted as well.
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Sorry I'm responding kinda late, I haven't been checking this forum much lately. Are you by any chance using a laptop? It almost looks like it's using integrated graphics in your performance chart. Also since I'm not terribly active on here, feel free to message me on discord: Jon#2105
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I updated to a newer version of reshade and have a preset for the latest version of RTGI with some minor tweaks to both that preset and the MXAO preset. I also included a new low end hardware option. This also fixed the issue where it didn't know where the presets were when installing (forgot to make it a relative path when uploading before...), so if anybody had issues getting this to work before and didn't ask for help, it's far more likely to "just work" for you now .
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Alright I updated the main post with the latest version of ReShade and 2 brand new presets. The old post is still available in spoiler tags just in case anybody prefers the old stuff and needs the info.
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You probably have an incorrect depth buffer setting in the global pre-processor settings. Check and make sure: RESHADE_DEPTH_LINEARIZATION_FAR_PLANE = 1000 RESHADE_DEPTH_INPUT_IS_UPSIDE_DOWN = 0 RESHADE_DEPTH_INPUT_IS_REVERSED = 0 RESHADE_DEPTH_INPUT_IS_LOGARITHMIC = 0 Also, I just wanna show off some screenshots of the new preset I'm working on. I updated to the latest version of reshade (should be an easier install process) and am making use of some new shaders, one of which is an alpha release for "ray traced" global illumination (only in screen space though, so keep expectations tempered). I've tweaked colors and bloom as well, I think it's turning out quite good. That said, I can't upload that shader and preset because the global illumination shader isn't public yet. Once it is, I'll make sure to post it here! If you guys want an updated version of the mod minus the GI shader though, lemme know and I'll upload that. 2.0.1 "Pretty" preset: New work in progress:
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I "finalized" the preset and reduced the contrast. It's in the OP. I took it in a slightly different direction, what I was doing only looked good in a few areas.
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So I was playing around with ReShade and made a new preset while going for something "cinematic" and dumb. Lens flare, film grain, depth of field, some very muted tonemapping (a primarily teal look to capture a sci fi feel), chromatic aberration, etc. It's basically unplayable because of what it does to the UI and, like I said, it's really dumb, but here are some screenshots. If anybody wants me to package it and post it, let me know, but I'm not anticipating any demand for it. Still though, it looks kinda neat, so maybe somebody wants it for screenshots or something. It wouldn't involve uninstalling the other preset, it would be easily swappable in-game. Screenshot 1 Screenshot 2
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Zipped the source up and uploaded it: https://mega.nz/#!W5JyAC4J!JrUVrhfyD90zOT8YaA8saoS60ls6sURkcw8apgZWvV0
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I didn't fork it, I just cloned it. The only change I made was commenting out a couple lines of code, nothing was added.
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No problem, hope you can figure out what's causing your issue. You should still make one if you aren't happy with mine, more choices are good! I set out to make something different from the first one and it turned out more or less the same lol.
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I've got it working for the client on that server as well. Just so you know why it is the way it is, for PSOBB you need d3d8.dll and d3d9.dll. ReShade doesn't support dx8, which is what PSO uses. However, there's a dx8 to dx9 converter (the d3d8.dll) that will allow reshade to work. d3d9.dll is ReShade itself. In the zip file I uploaded, all the files needed are included. There's some extra steps involved in getting my version working compared to the normal ReShade 3.0+ installer, so if you glossed over it due to familiarity, try reading the steps again. I went through the installation steps I laid out on a fresh install on PSOBB to make sure I didn't miss anything, so I'm not sure what else the problem could be.
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Okay so for some reason the developer of ReShade decided he wanted to force everyone to use 3.0. That's annoying. Oh well, I included the DLL in the presets now (and moved them to mega). The only reason I didn't include them before was because he asked people not to do it. Fairly annoying that he did that. Anyway, the guide is updated to reflect the changes. Let me know if anything goes wrong.
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I think that bloom shader is based on a Gaussian function, so you aren't wrong lol. The bloom shouldn't be hurting performance, it isn't an intensive effect. If anything, it's ambient occlusion or RBM.
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Odds are it's the ambient occlusion causing the issue. These aren't optimized effects, they are written in a way to work with any game that reshade can get the necessary information for. Next time it happens, try toggling off just ambient occlusion (caps lock). As stated before, I'm using a gtx 1070, performance anomalies will probably go unnoticed by me since they won't affect me at all in this game. If it didn't change, you may have done something wrong. I just double checked and I uploaded the correct file. You put it in the ReShade folder in your PSO directory and told it to overwrite the file, correct? If you do see a difference and it didn't fix the problem, could you take a screenshot showing a specific area? I used a filter that literally reduced the teal-ish color lol. It's also possible that you are referring to the bloom shader I used. Just to be sure, go into the GemFX.cfg file and try disabling USE_BLOOM. Note that you CAN make these changes while playing the game.
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Okay. If you still have issues, the RBM setting is a major performance hog, probably more than the ambient occlusion. SMAA is a small hit, but you don't miss out on much at all by disabling it.
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You can also try going into the McFX.cfg file in notepad and disabling RBM (change "USE_RBM 1" to "USE_RBM 0"), as well as going into SweetFX.cfg and disabling SMAA (same instructions, just with SMAA). That'll disable reflections and anti aliasing. Any other shaders will require me to rework the entire tone of the mod
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If you haven't messed with anything in your driver's control panel, you don't have anything to worry about. Even though AMDs APUs are good for what they are, they aren't gonna be able to run the higher end version. It utilizes half of my gtx 1070 in the lobby (a good bit less in other areas), so you need something that can push half the performance of a Titan X for no slowdown. The ambient occlusion has a major performance hit, so try using the version that has it disabled. It'll still look pretty good. Try tweaking the HDR setting (lower the power from 1.4 to 1.3/1.2). I'm using a 120 hz monitor, and like most of those monitors, the color reproduction and contrast is absolutely terrible, so it's definitely possible it doesn't look great for you.
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I removed the blue tint. I don't know if it is the desired result, but it does look nice. I didn't really test this out in a lot of areas, so it's possible some areas may look funky. Download this file and extract it to the ReShade folder. As for the toggle key, I don't know which key you want, so I'll tell you how to do it. In the reshade folder, open up the file called Common.cfg in notepad. Look for RFX_ToggleKey. Then, look here to find the virtual key code for the key you'd like. Copy the hexadecimal value for the corresponding key and replace the text "VK_SCROLL" with it. Save and exit. That key should now work as a toggle for the effects. EDIT: I ran around in some more areas and I think I prefer the tint removal, so thank you for suggesting it!
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I'm happy you like it so much. Yes you can change the toggle key to something else. I can't remember which config file has it off the top of my head, so I'll find that out for you tomorrow. I'll also try to remove some blue tint, but it's possible it won't have the desired result in all areas. We'll see though.
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Well it's hard to do much more than slap post processing effects on the game. I can't even find an HD texture mod for the game (if you know of one, please share lol). The game isn't very popular anymore of course, so there probably aren't a lot of presets people have made. I remember finding some ENB mods a while back, but I thought they looked bad. If you had an interest, you could play around with the shaders and customize it to look pretty much any way you want. Short answer: Not really, but it's not hard to customize ReShade.
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For those that are interested, I made the guide for my reshade profile. And here's another screenshot using it
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Since I'm not terribly active over here anymore, my most up to date post is going to be located here: https://www.pioneer2.net/community/threads/reshade-for-psobb-optional-screen-space-ray-traced-global-illumination.16144/ Below in the spoiler tag is the old post in case anybody wants any of the old releases, for whatever reason. Also if linking to another forum is frowned upon, I can keep the post updated here as well, would obviously prefer to keep things a bit easier for myself though :p
