Thank you so much for your time, Kaldaien! I will play around with this!

Hi Kaldaien,

Thank you so much for your help again for your DDDA Agnostic Dragon fix! It's made such a huge difference playing that classic. :)

I have an unrelated question for you regarding Mass Effect Andromeda; I'm currently using ReShade with ME: A (dxgi.dll, dxgi.ini, etc.) and unfortunately ME:A is also plagued by jarring 16:9 cutscenes while the gameplay is 21:9. Since the ME:A was updated to its final patch version (1.10) I realized that the Flawless Widescreen fix has been abandonned and obsolete since patch 1.05 so I couldn't use that. I found another fix called the 3DVision fix here (created by Helifax) which works with patch 1.10, however when dropping the 3DVision fix files into my ME:A executable folder, the game does this weird thing where it's technically launched because I see it in Task Manager, but the game itself never actually comes up.

ME:A 3DVision Files:
ShaderFixes (folder, contains c752a2327d5e2a1a-ps_replace.txt)
nvapi64.dll
d3dx.ini
d3dcompiler_46.dll
d3d11.dll

My question is, is there a way to make dxgi.dll files from ReShade compatible with the 3DVision fix files listed above? Thank you so much for your input, I appreciate it and sorry to bother you about an unrelated game! I've done a lot of searching online and unfortunately all that's left are quite a few players pleading for a 21:9 ultrawide fix for patch 1.10 that works with ReShade (and/or AMD since 3DVision is not compatible with AMD cards) but no solution since patch 1.05 of ME:A. :(

Omg! It worked! Thank you so much!! I have no idea what I did wrong the first time when I tried renaming the file to ReShade32.dll, but I went back and followed those steps you provided the first time, and now both are working perfectly! Thank you again for your hard work! :)

Hi, Kaldaien!

Thanks so much for your input on getting the Reshade d3d9.dll file to work with the Ag UI fix. Unfortunately I didn't have much luck renaing the dll to ReShade32.dll and adding the .ini settings per your suggestion, I did try renaming the file to ReShade64.dll because I think Dragon's Dogma is 64-bit, and adding the following to the d3d9.ini:

[Import.ReShade64]
Architecture=x64
Filename=ReShade64.dll
Role=ThirdParty
When=Early

But sadly no luck there either :(