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correct place to put reshade files
so i recently found out my laptop can handle reshade LOL
so where do i put the files. i already tried the %appdata% directory and the game directory.
so where do i put the files. i already tried the %appdata% directory and the game directory.
damn im gettin old
Just want to clarify, what is reshade? I don't know what it is but I'm experienced in guessing where files go... And they go correctly, yes clarify please.
Nice
Originally Posted by Carnivorax
Just want to clarify, what is reshade? I don't know what it is but I'm experienced in guessing where files go... And they go correctly, yes clarify please.
it's a shader enhancer of sorts.
check the website www.reshade.me
but anyways i got it to work for cod 4 but not toribash and my settings are correct im sure
damn im gettin old
Mediator:
~~~~~~~~~~~
Run the provided "Mediator" tool, press "Add" in the ReShade Setup Category
and browse to your targeted game's executable file. The setup then tries to
detect which API the game uses for rendering. It then suggests the API for you
to install the required binaries. There might be cases in which the suggestion
is not correct or where auto-detection failed. If so, choose the correct API
from the list yourself. Confirm the installation and let the Mediator create a
link to your ReShade files and install the selected binary in your target
application folder. Thats it, you created a new application profile and
installed the ReShade binaries!
Next time your run the game, you should see the ReShade greeting popping up.
If that is not the case, try to do a manual installation.
Note that the Mediator is just provided for convenience and in no way
required to get ReShade fully working. A manual installation will do the same
good.
Manually:
~~~~~~~~~
Figure whether the game is 32bit or 64bit and copy either ReShade32.dll or
ReShade64.dll to the directory the game executable is in:
Figure out which API the game uses for rendering, or any of the following DLL
names the game loads and rename the DLL you just copied to that:
- Direct3D8 => d3d8.dll
- Direct3D9[Ex] => d3d9.dll
- Direct3D10.X => dxgi.dll
- Direct3D11.X => dxgi.dll
- OpenGL => opengl32.dll (for 64bit too)
pretty sure any help you need is in the readme.
~~~~~~~~~~~
Run the provided "Mediator" tool, press "Add" in the ReShade Setup Category
and browse to your targeted game's executable file. The setup then tries to
detect which API the game uses for rendering. It then suggests the API for you
to install the required binaries. There might be cases in which the suggestion
is not correct or where auto-detection failed. If so, choose the correct API
from the list yourself. Confirm the installation and let the Mediator create a
link to your ReShade files and install the selected binary in your target
application folder. Thats it, you created a new application profile and
installed the ReShade binaries!
Next time your run the game, you should see the ReShade greeting popping up.
If that is not the case, try to do a manual installation.
Note that the Mediator is just provided for convenience and in no way
required to get ReShade fully working. A manual installation will do the same
good.
Manually:
~~~~~~~~~
Figure whether the game is 32bit or 64bit and copy either ReShade32.dll or
ReShade64.dll to the directory the game executable is in:
Figure out which API the game uses for rendering, or any of the following DLL
names the game loads and rename the DLL you just copied to that:
- Direct3D8 => d3d8.dll
- Direct3D9[Ex] => d3d9.dll
- Direct3D10.X => dxgi.dll
- Direct3D11.X => dxgi.dll
- OpenGL => opengl32.dll (for 64bit too)
pretty sure any help you need is in the readme.
Originally Posted by Kaneki333
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Originally Posted by TyZi
Mediator:
~~~~~~~~~~~
Run the provided "Mediator" tool, press "Add" in the ReShade Setup Category
and browse to your targeted game's executable file. The setup then tries to
detect which API the game uses for rendering. It then suggests the API for you
to install the required binaries. There might be cases in which the suggestion
is not correct or where auto-detection failed. If so, choose the correct API
from the list yourself. Confirm the installation and let the Mediator create a
link to your ReShade files and install the selected binary in your target
application folder. Thats it, you created a new application profile and
installed the ReShade binaries!
Next time your run the game, you should see the ReShade greeting popping up.
If that is not the case, try to do a manual installation.
Note that the Mediator is just provided for convenience and in no way
required to get ReShade fully working. A manual installation will do the same
good.
Manually:
~~~~~~~~~
Figure whether the game is 32bit or 64bit and copy either ReShade32.dll or
ReShade64.dll to the directory the game executable is in:
Figure out which API the game uses for rendering, or any of the following DLL
names the game loads and rename the DLL you just copied to that:
- Direct3D8 => d3d8.dll
- Direct3D9[Ex] => d3d9.dll
- Direct3D10.X => dxgi.dll
- Direct3D11.X => dxgi.dll
- OpenGL => opengl32.dll (for 64bit too)
pretty sure any help you need is in the readme.
clearly if it works for cod4 i know how to use it................................................ .................................................. ..................
damn im gettin old
