Noticed this a bit on reddit etc recently so wanted a topic where we could play with it. Reshade takes presets and injects them into a running game, allowing you to do all sorts of effects and improvements. It’s the sort of thing that makes games like GTA look like photos. Here’s a link to an OpenV…

I have a Reverb G2 and saw that the first time that I ran DCS. But closed and tried it again with the VR settings profile in DCS and it ran fine.

This works great for MSFS and VR. You’ll need the UWP injector if you have the Microsoft Store version: [image] GitHub - MilkyDeveloper/ReshadeForUWP: An awesome GUI wrapper that injects... An awesome GUI wrapper that injects Reshade in UWP games that supports Xbox Game Pass PC and Micr…

Not VR specific, but a concise and easy primer for those wanting to use Reshade in 2D. Haven’t tested in VR yet, other that how we are using it already. Hopefully someone hasn’t posted this yet. [Make DCS Look Great!]

Since I mostly fly in VR, but occasionally fall back to 2D to capture screenshots video, I tried this version of Reshade discussed in the video above. IMO, the results are excellent, the fine tuning of which being a matter of personal taste. But there is no doubt that it is easy to get beautiful s…

Very nice! What is your steamVR resolution set to? I’m still getting a lot of shimmering unfortunately. I guess I need to bite the bullet and upgrade my processor (7700k).

Hey WarPig. I guess that I should have clarified that those images above are from 2D using the regular (2D) version of Reshade. So they are maxed out at 3440 x 1440. I set SteamVR image resolution to 100%, or whatever that is for the Reverb G2. I too see shimmers, even with MSAA 2x enabled in DC…

Gotcha! I was wondering how it looked so good, lol! I’ve gone down the same road, and am using FSR with the sharpening turned off, and ReShade VR for sharpening. Seems to be okay.

Yeah, I thought about just leaving Reshade VR installed and toggling it off when in VR using NIS upscaling. Would that be a paradox? I guess that would give you the most options. I do like the way that it looks compared to FSR/NIS w/sharpening. But, because the FSR/NIS developer’s notes mentioned…

Funny I watched the same video and also started messing with Reshade again. It’s amazing how a little bit of sharpening makes the textures in DCS look so much better. I started using a shader called BloomingHDR as well. It auto adjusts bloom, saturation, etc. depending on where you’re looking. What …

That would be great will2360. Sounds like a winner and probably deserves its own thread.

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