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About this mod
High fantasy ReShade preset with a bit of ambience (light bloom, raised vibrance) and a focus on smoothing out those crispy edges. Clean, simple, and inexpensive.
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Once enabled, Shift+F2 to bring up ReShade and Shift+F3 to toggle effects!
For comparison images, vanilla (without ReShade) on the left side and the preset enabled on the right.
Clean, simple, lag-free.
Install as usual, or for first timers:
Don't forget to adjust colors to your preference! MultiLUT has many different choices if you prefer a warmer or cooler temperature, vibrancy/saturation is found in the Lightroom shader.
Edit: There have been a couple reports of there being multiple MultiLUTs active- There should only be ONE MultiLUT shader active in the preset - disable or delete one of them (I believe ReShade can't tell the difference between a shader in the root folder and the developer of the shader's folder). As far as I know they're identical and there's no downside to doing this, other than the annoyance of fixing it. If there's a way to prevent this from happening, feel free to reach out. Having both enabled will cause crazy coloring.
For comparison images, vanilla (without ReShade) on the left side and the preset enabled on the right.
Clean, simple, lag-free.
Install as usual, or for first timers:
- Install ReShade (I install all effect packages), then copy the contained preset into the God of War root folder (where the .exe is located) in your /steamapps/common/godofwar/ folder.
- Bring up ReShade (home key) and in the drop down near the top, choose the preset "Clear Fantasy Reshade Preset.ini"
- Always check "performance mode" at the bottom right when not editing presets.
- Enjoy!
Don't forget to adjust colors to your preference! MultiLUT has many different choices if you prefer a warmer or cooler temperature, vibrancy/saturation is found in the Lightroom shader.
Edit: There have been a couple reports of there being multiple MultiLUTs active- There should only be ONE MultiLUT shader active in the preset - disable or delete one of them (I believe ReShade can't tell the difference between a shader in the root folder and the developer of the shader's folder). As far as I know they're identical and there's no downside to doing this, other than the annoyance of fixing it. If there's a way to prevent this from happening, feel free to reach out. Having both enabled will cause crazy coloring.