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NVIDIA to add ReShade filters to GeForce Drivers
- Thread starter Lashley
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oh fuck, if they get Marty's Lightroom that's endgame.
Edit: What does this mean for depth buffer access in previously unsupported games?
Edit: What does this mean for depth buffer access in previously unsupported games?
That is a great idea.
It would be really cool if they add also the ray tracing option from ReShade for all the games that don't have native support.
It would be really cool if they add also the ray tracing option from ReShade for all the games that don't have native support.
Does that include sharpening as an option for any game? Could that "raytracing" reshade effect be on the table too?
Also looking forward to potentially being able to use the Tales of Vesperia performance fix with Nvidia's reshade, because I had trouble installing reshade before.
Also looking forward to potentially being able to use the Tales of Vesperia performance fix with Nvidia's reshade, because I had trouble installing reshade before.
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Instagram does depth of field, anti aliasing, and camera position based effects live and in real time?
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Good news but I have never used Reshade as I don't like to alter the look of games except for texture resolution.
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I only use it to inject smaa, it works great! I wonder how it will work within geforce experience..
Is there any reason to expect this to be the case? If so, I guess my hope is they also support custom shaders. I personally love the Super Depth 3D shader. That requires depth buffer access. Something like Pinball FX3 would now be able to have SBS 3D if these two were true.
Im pretty sure it's not actually using reshade fx n labelling it that is entirely wrong. If it's anything like freestyle then yea Instagram filters is a better description.
Going by the images too its more like filters than reshade
Going by the images too its more like filters than reshade
Why is it that some people feel the need the chime in even when they barely know anything about the topic of discussion? Why do people think that their take adds any value to the discussion?
It's a joke based on the appearance of the tweet in the opening post.
Nvidia have had a sharpening filter available for a while now already, works pretty well if you keep it at sub 20%.
Best not to comment if you don't know what you're talking about.
Best not to comment if you don't know what you're talking about.
Yes, yes for the 3D objects, and yes again for the augmented reality applications. Instagram (and Snapchat) filters for stories are actually very similar to what ReShade can do, and even more complex when doing 3D face tracking and displacement. It's not the most apt comparison, but its also not as far off as some of the people crying foul over it seem to think.
This video goes a little into how you can develop your own filter:
The software (free!) https://sparkar.facebook.com/ar-studio/
Why is it that some people can't let the lightest hearted of jokes slide by on the fucking internet?
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tbf, PC threads get trolled in so often it's hard to tell when someone is joking
DF video about reshade and how it can improve the look of games
Joke or not, it's low effort shitposting. That's not allowed whether you care about the thing being shat on or not
FYI you've been able to do this for a while on Nvidia cards already, just have to have GeForce Experience installed.
So through Freestyle? So it's limited to a number of games that supports Freestyle.
ReShade is a powerful tool that makes me question the point of buying an HDR monitor.
ReShade is a powerful tool that makes me question the point of buying an HDR monitor.