A slightly faster buffer-less vertex shader trick by CeeJay.dk Poisson-Disc Sampling Evenly distributed points on a rotated 2D Disk Generate Noise is Based on this implamentation Cohen | Dani Lischinski | Matt Uyttendaele TAA Based on my own port of Epics Temporal AA Improved Normal Reconstruction From Depth Computer graphics & visualization Global Illumination Effects. GDC 2011 – Approximating Translucency for a Fast, Cheap and Convincing Subsurface Scattering Look Nayar and Oren Simple Scattering Approximations 16.2 Michael Bunnell Disk Screen Space Ambient Occlusion or Disk to Disk SSAO 14.3 Many players relied on GShade to make Final Fantasy XIV’s graphics better or help with disabilities, so the move back to ReShade can take some effort. Upon completing this task, you should be able to uninstall GShade properly to avoid leaving potential malware on your PC.
Luckily, the community also has your back on exactly how to get this done safely. If you have yet to uninstall GShade and want to make sure that your presets work in Reshade, the easiest way is to backup your relevant GShade folders. How to backup your GShade presets for ReShade You will also find instructions on how to use the files in ReShade.
A lot of other links only contain presets, which is not enough to get them to work without the proper shaders and textures. If you find yourself in this situation, the community has created a Google Drive Link that contains a pack with the various textures and shaders many popular presets utilized in GShade. This is an issue as there is no means to restore them once they are gone.
What to do if you didn’t backup your GShade presets for ReShadeĬurrently, players who uninstalled GShade will find that all their preset files, shaders, and textures are removed as well.
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