Loving the mod, but I have one question. Do I need to uninstall it to play the EAC version? Reason being, when I click the EAC version of the game, this mod is loaded in just like in the non EAC version of the game.
I have the Windows Store version of the MCC, and every time I try to access the "MCC-Win64-Shipping-WinStore" exe file, it says I don't have permission...Is there any way to get permission?
You might be able to but run the risk of being banned.
i.e. CSGO apparently prevents itself from running if a reshade is detected. Reshade uses a DLL hook to tap into the renderbuffers and the same technique can be abused for things like rendering hacks such as wallhacks or player shader modifications for triggerbots or anti-invisibility detection so I'd be cautious about using reshades when playing multiplayer, you might be able to get away with it but run the risk that one day you'll be autobanned.
edit: the only safe way to reshade without possibility of being banned is something like https://reshade.me/forum/general-discussion/4466-any-way-to-use-reshade-shaders-on-windows-desktop where you basically have a separate directx window with a reshade on it that in realtime reads the current thing displayed on the screen and reshades it while simultaneously providing click-through functionality. Very complicated to implement and you would have to disable effects that normally rely on the depth or normal buffers.
Try pressing the 'Home' keyboard button when in-game then in the 2nd row of the Reshade GUI using the [<] and [>] buttons to swap the configuration to the 1080p or 720p preset. I tried to make those two as close as possible to the 4k version while maintaining sharpness. If something looks really weird please post a link to a screenshot and I'll see if I can fix it.
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Update: Nvm just needed to rename dxgi.dll to d3d11.dll
i.e. CSGO apparently prevents itself from running if a reshade is detected. Reshade uses a DLL hook to tap into the renderbuffers and the same technique can be abused for things like rendering hacks such as wallhacks or player shader modifications for triggerbots or anti-invisibility detection so I'd be cautious about using reshades when playing multiplayer, you might be able to get away with it but run the risk that one day you'll be autobanned.
edit: the only safe way to reshade without possibility of being banned is something like https://reshade.me/forum/general-discussion/4466-any-way-to-use-reshade-shaders-on-windows-desktop where you basically have a separate directx window with a reshade on it that in realtime reads the current thing displayed on the screen and reshades it while simultaneously providing click-through functionality. Very complicated to implement and you would have to disable effects that normally rely on the depth or normal buffers.