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About this mod
Hope will gleam through the Darkest Dungeon... Gleam of Hope is a ReShade featuring holy amounts of godrays and bumpmapping that lets it appear to be a fine oil painting! Along with eye darkness adaptation
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Hope will gleam through the Darkest Dungeon...
Gleam of Hope is a ReShade featuring holy amounts of godrays and bumpmapping that lets it appear to be a fine oil painting! Along with eye adaptation to simulate how the real eye adapts to darkness which is perfect for when you light up that torch! Even in without a torch, there are still glints of hope shining through, so hold your ground and you'll make it through this.
Installation
1. Download ReShade here if you haven't already and launch the setup file, let it detect Darkest Dungeon, and then click that game. Continue to hit next until it finishes installing.
2. Launch Darkest Dungeon and wait for ReShade to install...
3. Now press Home on your keyboard and look for the reshade storage folder button (This will be at the top of the menu)
4. Download my file and extract it to the this location (don't place it inside a folder)
5. Finally, load in my preset .ini file into ReShade through it's menu and voila! Exerything should be gleaming now! :D
Note: If you dislike how brightly white colors glow, increase the exposure or decrease falloff of godrays to your taste
Gleam of Hope is a ReShade featuring holy amounts of godrays and bumpmapping that lets it appear to be a fine oil painting! Along with eye adaptation to simulate how the real eye adapts to darkness which is perfect for when you light up that torch! Even in without a torch, there are still glints of hope shining through, so hold your ground and you'll make it through this.
Installation
1. Download ReShade here if you haven't already and launch the setup file, let it detect Darkest Dungeon, and then click that game. Continue to hit next until it finishes installing.
2. Launch Darkest Dungeon and wait for ReShade to install...
3. Now press Home on your keyboard and look for the reshade storage folder button (This will be at the top of the menu)
4. Download my file and extract it to the this location (don't place it inside a folder)
5. Finally, load in my preset .ini file into ReShade through it's menu and voila! Exerything should be gleaming now! :D
Note: If you dislike how brightly white colors glow, increase the exposure or decrease falloff of godrays to your taste