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About this mod
Here's a rehsade template that makes both cold and warm colours pop, tones down the redness of the game a bit and sharpens the game up too. This also adds a lot of black and white contrast in the game
- Requirements
- Permissions and credits
Install Instructions
Download Reshade from the requirements tab above. Once you downloaded it, select Bayonetta.exe. Choose Direct3D9 and install all the packages so you have all the proper options for my preset. Once that is done, download the zip file and extract it to the Bayonetta root folder
(C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Bayonetta\). There should be a folder in there called 'reshade-shaders'. Place the file there.
Then enter the game and press HOME and the reshade menu should appear, from the Drop Down Menu on the top,
select the "Colour My World" file and it should load up.
These settings taken by user CbBara are the settings you will want to have for my preset. Keep the brightness at 50 to avoid over-exposure
This present essentially:
- Brings cold and warm colours together
- Saturates the game and makes it very vibrant and beautiful
- Has high contrast to add some darkness to the world and blacks. No more greyness
- Nighttime heavily brings out cold colours, in an attempt to make the game less gritty and more witchy
- Sharp details such as environments, character models, enemies, etc. in an attempt to make game look less blurry
Download Reshade from the requirements tab above. Once you downloaded it, select Bayonetta.exe. Choose Direct3D9 and install all the packages so you have all the proper options for my preset. Once that is done, download the zip file and extract it to the Bayonetta root folder
(C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Bayonetta\). There should be a folder in there called 'reshade-shaders'. Place the file there.
Then enter the game and press HOME and the reshade menu should appear, from the Drop Down Menu on the top,
select the "Colour My World" file and it should load up.
These settings taken by user CbBara are the settings you will want to have for my preset. Keep the brightness at 50 to avoid over-exposure
This present essentially:
- Brings cold and warm colours together
- Saturates the game and makes it very vibrant and beautiful
- Has high contrast to add some darkness to the world and blacks. No more greyness
- Nighttime heavily brings out cold colours, in an attempt to make the game less gritty and more witchy
- Sharp details such as environments, character models, enemies, etc. in an attempt to make game look less blurry