It’s not a reshade, so don’t expect drastic contrast nor color changes. It’s a subtle enhancement for a better overall feel of the game.
I was trying to fix shadows, blurriness, and problems with moving trees as well as improve the lights. And the framerate should be good.
I strongly suggest using FSR4 mod if your GPU is not supporting it officially – you’ve got access to the dll everywhere nowadays (it’s a shame AMD is not making it official along with Ray Regeneration which is totally doable with the 7k series).
They’ve got a good engine here, but it’s not UE, so not that much information to rely on, only trial and error.
PS Please, don’t ask for comparison screenshots – they won’t tell anything, because, yet again, it’s not a reshade with drastic color changes, it’s something that needs to be observed in-game. For example, with the forests – all that noise coming from all the moving leaves and branches with the light passing through and shadows coming from it. It will produce a lot of ghosting because the game relies on raytracing and to avoid it you need to set all your process into the good order with proper numbers and by vanilla it’s not the case. Screenshots won’t help to see it.
PPS Tested with AMD GPU, can’t say anything for NVidia and blurry DLSS.
Install with Crimson Browser and Mod Manager (should work with JSON Mod Manager too):
1. Download the mod’s archive.
2. Unpack the contents of the archive into mods folder of Crimson Browser and Mod Manager.
3. Launch Crimson Browser and Mod Manager and select Mod Manager.
4. Make sure Graphics Tweaks mod is selected, click Build Active Mods, then click Deploy in Game.
