Step 1 - ReShade 1.1.0 with SweetFX 2.0 folder. You can add, edit or remove effects easily by editing the MasterEffect.h file. None of the "GPU demanding" effects are on, so it should be pretty "light". The minimum to make the game look a bit better, several color tweaks, bloom and lens flare. Things like color correction are very "light", but others like ambient occlusion or depth of field may need more processing power, specially if you don't optimize the settings. It depends on the amount and type of effects you turn on. Also I noticed some weird artifacts on XL during testing. But this preset needs tweaking to look good on XL because it doesn't have a Skybox and it tends to be overly bright. Is it compatible with Cities XL, Cities XL 2012 and Platinum? The zip file includes Reshade-Sweet FX injector (use installer) and a master effect folder with files that contains a basic preset I've made for Cities XXL. It's not compatible with the game's Antialiasing filtering) It's not very accurate and may look weird if not properly set. You can tweak them to get any look you want.Īmbient occlusion (adds darkening on corners or where objects occlude eachother. Abrams you know them pretty well)ĭepth of field (Blurs objects out of focus, either close to the camera or far away.Ĭolor correction A lot of options, from cinematic (Technicolor, FilmicPass), to Sepia, Sin City Style, etc.
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It simulates dirt on a camera lens)Īnamorphic lens flare (Adds the infamous horizontal lens flares, if you ever saw a movie directed by J.J. Lens dirt (Adds spots and dirt whenever you look at bright objects, like the sky. Lens flare (Adds a flare whenever you look directly to very bright objects, like the sun) I'd say it's like a live Instagram filter for videgamesīloom (Makes bright lights bleed their light into their surroundings) It's an injector for DirectX games, it adds postprocessing effects to basically any game.
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