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it's done using ReShade.me injector, first link in google search.
pretty straightforward in terms of setting up, just tried it myself, it basically walks you trough all the steps, but you would need to invest some time to figure out which libraries to use to achieve the same result, so the used .ini preset would be rly appreciated
I'm literally just going through the preset list I sent, I don't have the exact .ini files from the screenshots I took because that was the result of me tweaking some presets, taking pics, changing the skybox, needing the change the preset again...
This game's lighting is so weird that even if I had a .ini to share you would still need to tweak the settings yourself depending on which location you are in-game and what lighting is there, what skybox is on, etc. This is why I recommend just learning how to tweak the presets yourself.
However, since more people since interested I could actually try making my own presets and save them this time, and trying to make them fit the lighting a bit more universally.
I also just read about Bepinex in this thread, I'm gonna see if it's possible to adjust the very "red" lighting of this game to some more neutral color to have more control in ReShade itself. I'll have to see how possible it is to write scripts that are easy for everybody to run to change that lighting.
Oh and one more thing, don't get your hopes up about this but
This game's lighting is so weird that even if I had a .ini to share you would still need to tweak the settings yourself depending on which location you are in-game and what lighting is there, what skybox is on, etc. This is why I recommend just learning how to tweak the presets yourself.
However, since more people since interested I could actually try making my own presets and save them this time, and trying to make them fit the lighting a bit more universally.
I also just read about Bepinex in this thread, I'm gonna see if it's possible to adjust the very "red" lighting of this game to some more neutral color to have more control in ReShade itself. I'll have to see how possible it is to write scripts that are easy for everybody to run to change that lighting.
Oh and one more thing, don't get your hopes up about this but
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Use Reshade. It's easy to install, then just try the presets.
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the author's style disappears for six months or a year. And he also confused the code, so it’s problematic to figure it out (I think, in fact, no, as if someone writes the code not for themselves, TF2 is an example of this)
wanted to do the same thing but i gave up. Do your best buddythis game has endless potential
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Just want to say my laptop is way older then that and i can still run that game without much problem.
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Lara redone: I fully upscaled all of Lara textures to 2k and 4k, edited her eyes so they don't look so dark and closer to her original brown color and made her hair a bit less dark, upscaled her pussy and changed the color a bit, i think she looks way better than vanilla. For the editing, i used Gimp.
Here is the download link, just replace Lara's file in TrueFacials\Mods\Characters:
I am also using Reshade on these shots, so it may look different from your game.
Here is the download link, just replace Lara's file in TrueFacials\Mods\Characters:
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(Backup the old Lara Croft file the game has in case something goes wrong, but everything should be fine).I am also using Reshade on these shots, so it may look different from your game.
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I don't think it should be that heavy, it will just take a bit more of vram, but nothing major.Thanks, I'll give it a try hoping it's not too heavy for my toaster
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