SoloGFX

SoloGFX

Graphics settings R.E.P.O. does not expose — all adjustable from the game's own Video settings

page, while you play.

Who needs it

Only you. Nothing here touches networked state, so it changes what is on your screen and

nothing else. Safe in any lobby, including ones you did not make.

What it adds

Ambient occlusion and screen-space reflections, through the post-processing the game already

ships.

A sharper image. R.E.P.O.'s blocky look comes from rendering into a low-resolution buffer, not

from low-resolution textures — so SoloGFX raises the render resolution, up to your monitor's, with

optional supersampling on top.

Longer light and shadow distance. Lights stop at 30m and shadows at 25m by default, which is what

makes big rooms fall into flat dark. Both are raised.

Quality controls — shadow resolution and cascades, anti-aliasing, anisotropic filtering, texture

and model detail, and more.

Notes

Better-looking costs frame rate. If your graphics card struggles, lower reflection quality, shadow

distance and anti-aliasing first — every setting is in the Video page, and each section can be

switched off on its own.

The game uses Unity's built-in render pipeline, so there is no ray tracing to enable here and

nothing that claims otherwise.

Installing

Install Mod Manager or r2modman and it lands in BepInEx/plugins on its own.

By hand: drop the.dll into BepInEx/plugins.

Needs BepInEx 5. Built against R.E.P.O. v0.4.4.3.

Author

Made by HappyTheLegend.