Sin City - Raccoon City

Sin City - Raccoon City

MOD author: Crosair

Combining the noir and pixelated look of Sin City gives Resident Evil 2 Raccoon City.

Instructions Guide:

——First of all, this is a guide! Transform your game into a Noir pixelated horror game, bringing back the atmosphere of PS1/PS2 antiquity, but stylized.

• Changing the pixel size under dosfx to define PIXELSIZE 3.53 will achieve a fair balance between pixels and being able to read text, and turning off any anti-aliasing reduces the render quality to 50% at 1920X1080.

first step:

• Download Reshade 1.1.0 with framework

Step two:

• Navigate to where you downloaded reshade 1.1.0 using the framework and open the archive using one of Winzip/WinRaR or 7zip

Step three:

• Go to your Steam library and right click on resident evil 2 then go to local files and browse for local files, in this home directory you will see RE2.EXE and various other files, if so, drag and drop the content from the previous step into the RE2.EXE folder, now find reshade64.dll and rename the file by right clicking and navigating to the file dxgi.dll.

Step 4:

• You now need to navigate to the reshade folder in your home directory, find customFX.cfg and open it with notepad/wordpad or evq.

Step 5:

• While opening customFX.cfg, press CRTL + F simultaneously. Now type in search type Sincity and you will be taken to a line of code that looks like this

//// ----------- //

/// ** SINCITY ** ///

/ / ----------- ////

define USE_SINCITY 0 // [ColorCorrection] // - Sin City: Effect from the movie "Sin City" - everything except red is gray.

Convert ZERO to 1

STEP SIX：

Re-open the search using CRTL + F and enter DOSFX, you should see a line of code, change it to

Copy and paste into your cfg file, or copy it manually by typing it.

Don't forget to press SAVE OR CRTL + S BEFORE to exit NOTEPAD / WORDPAD

//// --------- //

/// ** ** DOSFX ///

// --------- ////

define USE_DOSFX 1 // [DOSFX] // - It emulates the look of most older games by toning down the colors. If you are an old gamer,

That would be great // // DOSFX settings <\\

define PIXELSIZE 3.66

// [0.0：9999.66] // #define ENABLE_SCREENSIZE 0 // [0：1] //

define DOSColorsCount 16.0001 // [ 0.0000]：32.0001] // -

define DOSCOLOR 0 // [0：1] //

define ENABLE_POSTCURVE 1 // [0：1] //

define POSTCURVE 0.375 // [0.0：2.0] //

define ENABLE_AGD 1 / / [0：1] //

define DoSgammaValue 2.3

// [1.0：5.0 ] // #define DOSScreenSize float2（320.0,240.0）// [undef] //-QQVGA=160.0,120.0; HQVGA = 240.0,160.0; QVGA = 320.0,240.0;

Another solution

define Dos_ToggleKey RFX_ToggleKey // [undef] //

Finally, thank you Corsair!