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Reshape the configuration in an attempt to give the game a vibrant fantasy feel without going over the top.
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About this mod Machine translation
Reshape the configuration in an attempt to give the game a vibrant fantasy feel without going over the top.
Originally I just created this preset for myself, but finally thought I'd take a moment and upload it here in the hopes of making someone else happy ;)
I try to capture the "fantasy feel" I imagine without going over the top with colors and effects.
I use a bunch of mods, but the one the images rely on the most is most likely "Vivid Weathers".
If you have any questions, please feel free to post them in the comments section. have fun:)
---This configuration is using RESHADE 3.1.0 ---
important controls
Effects can be toggled using the "Home" key (all effects at the same time).
MXAO can be toggled individually using the End key (for those who don't want to see the mask being applied to the mask through rain or fog).
Install
1.from
- Double-click the file you just downloaded.
- Click "Choose Game" and select your Skyrim or Skyrim SE exe file.
- If you use Skyrim, please select "Direct3D 8/9", if you use Skyrim SE, please select "Direct3D 10+".
- When prompted whether you want to download the shader, click "Yes".
- Once the download is complete, you can close the program.
- Unzipped my zip file and moved the ini file to the directory where the Skyrim executable is.
- Launch the game, press Shift + F2, follow the tutorial instead of creating a new file,
Select the ini you just placed in the skyrim directory.
DONE。
Either
Follow this guy's instructions on youtube:
Change log
V1.5
Color difference after adjustment
Adjusted brightness
V1.4
Changed sharpening mode
Adjusted colors slightly (so using fire indoors will look warmer)
V1.3
Added color differences
Adjust color
V1.2
Added keymap for toggling MXAO effects
Adjust sharpening
Adjust color
V1.1
Added "AmbientLight".
Adjusted "ReflectiveBumpmapping" value.
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Initially I created this preset only for myself, but eventually thought I'd take a minute to upload it here to hopefully make someone happy;)
I tried to capture what I imagine to be a "fantasy feeling" without going over the top with the colors and effects.
I use a whole bunch of mods, but the one the image depends on the most, most likely is "Vivid Weathers".
If you have any questions, feel free to post them in the comment section. Have fun:)
--- THIS CONFIG WAS MADE USING RESHADE 3.1.0 ---
Important Controls
Effects (all effects simultaneously) can be toggled using the "Home"-key.
MXAO can be toggled seperately using the "End"-key (for those who dont want to see occlusion being applied to objects through rain or fog).
Installation
- Dowload the reshade framework from.
- Double-click the file you just downloaded.
- Click "Select game" and select your Skyrim or Skyrim SE exe-file.
- If you use Skyrim, choose "Direct3D 8/9", if you use Skyrim SE, choose "Direct3D 10+".
- When prompted if you wish to download the shaders, click "Yes".
- When the download is done, you can close the program.
- Unpack my zip-file and move the ini-file to the directory where your Skyrim executable is.
- Start the game, press Shift+F2, follow the tutorial and instead of creating a new file,
pick the ini you just put in your skyrim-directory.
DONE.
OR
Follow the instructions of this guy on youtube:
Changelog
v1.5
Adjusted Chromatic Abberation
Adjusted Brightness
v1.4
Changed Sharpening Mode
Adjusted Colors a bit (so indoors with fires would look warmer)
v1.3
Added Chromatic Abberation
Tweaked Colors
v1.2
Added Key-Mapping for Toggling the MXAO-Effect
Tweaked Sharpening
Tweaked Colors
v1.1
Added "AmbientLight".
Tweaked "ReflectiveBumpmapping" values.
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
- Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
- There is no universal mod manager for this game: some mods replace game files directly, some go into a game-specific Mods folder, and some need a game-specific community loader or tool first — follow the bundled readme.
- Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
- Launch the game to confirm it loaded; some games require enabling mods in settings or an in-game mod menu.
Install locations vary a lot between games and mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.