Less is more - ReShade presets

Made very small adjustments to make Skyrim look a little better. Made with theory: less is more.

Less is more.

(That's the whole idea of ​​this ReShade preset.)

I'm not trying to reinvent the wheel.

There aren't that many colors.

A little clearer and you can see a little further.

Looks much better.

I personally use it in conjunction with Vivid Weather, Enhanced Lights and Effects (ELFX)

I let them take care of the color and used ReShade for the final touches.

This is my attempt to improve the image's capabilities rather than a complete visual overhaul.

If other ReShade presets blow your mind, give them a try.

FAQ

Q: Improve performance?

A: It is small compared to other ReShade presets. I personally lost about 2-3 FPS running at 2k resolution on a GTX970.

Q: How to use?

You need to install ReShade. (need)

(When the installer asks you if you want to download some default effects, answer "Yes" or it won't work.)

Manually download this file from the relationship.

Extract my individual .ini files into the Skyrim home directory using 7zip or your favorite archive manager.

When you launch Skyrim, Recolor will prompt you at the top of the screen what to do and walk you through a quick tutorial/setup. (If this is your first time running ReShade)

Load the .ini into ReShade (if you haven't done so already in this tutorial)

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Less is More.

(That's the whole idea behind this ReShade Preset.)

I didn't try to re-invent the wheel.

Colors aren't mucked with all that much.

A little sharper, and you can see a little further.

It just looks a little better.

I personally use it with Vivid Weathers and Enhanced Lights and FX (ELFX)

I let them take care of the colors and use ReShade for a little final touch.

It's my attempt at image improvement, not a complete visual overhaul.

If other ReShade presets have been buggin' your eyes out, give this one a try.

FAQ

Q: Hit on Performance?

A: Very minimal compared to other ReShade Presets. I personally lose about 2-3 FPS running at 2k resolution on a GTX970.

Q:How do I use this?

You need to install ReShade. (Required)

(When the installer asks if you want to download some default effects, answer YES or nothing will work.)

Manually download this file.

Extract my single.ini file into your Skyrim main directory using 7zip, or your favorite archive manager.

When you start Skyrim, reshade will prompt you at the top of the screen what to do and walk you through a quick tutorial/setup. (If it's your first time running ReShade)

Load the.ini into ReShade (If you didn't already do it in the tutorial)