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2) To everyone else, thanks so much for giving my work a try, I've dedicated dozens and dozens of hours to creating and testing these ReShade presets since the game launched into early access. I really appreciate your time :)
how it looks:
1) Pop open the reshade menu
2) Around the middle there's a button that divides the menu in half that says something like "Edit Preprocessor Definitions"
3) Click that and change the value next to "Depth_Buffer_Is_Reveresed" from whatever 0 to 1 (Or if it already says 1, then change it to 0).
4) Click anywhere outside the reshade menu which saves the changes
That should be it. Lemme know if that doesn't work. And please check back soon as I've been working on a major overhaul and expansion of this whole mod collection. I may even just put it on a new mod page since it adds many more things and new presets.
Cheers,
Merc
Note to other players struggling to get Vulkan & Reshade working: I'm using Reshade 5.4.2 - it seems 4.9.1 has issues with vulkan and this game, so I could only get it working with d3d9. 5.4.2 everything works fine and most importantly, in vulkan, but follow AnteBells steps:
Antebell - "
This is how i got mine to work with Vulkan and it runs perfectly."
I will def check back, 100% - One other thing, when I am playing and I scroll too left or too right, my cursor moves past the edge of the game and on to my desktop, on the monitors either side of my main monitor, even though the game is in fullscreen mode. I've been looking online for a solution since I believe it is reshade specifically, but you being experienced in this field, I'm hoping maybe you might have experienced this and have an idea on how to fix it.
EDIT (Potential temp fix): I noted that pausing the game and unpausing it seemed to lock the mouse within the game so I could infinitely aim around me without flying out on to a desktop screen. Not sure this is THE ultimate solution, but thought I'd share it.
Aside from that, I loved the setup for this, and I tried some settings that I found suited my own personal tastes, so I thought I'd share - nothing major.
1. I changed the focus adjustment speed in the aDOF from 0.324 down to 0.124, just for close quarter combat moments, the speed of the switch back felt very sudden. I'll probably still mess with this a bit more.
2. I changed the far blur curve up to 2.5 from 2.32 to reduce the intensity a bit.
3. I reduced the bokeh intensity from 0.667 (? I think?) to 0.467.
Overall, felt more gradual and less intense for my own personal preferences, as I say, you've done a wonderful job so by no means am I saying your settings aren't banging. Thank you again and I cannot wait for the update, seriously, I am addicted to this way of playing already.
(Im using the vivid version, but the other presets have the same problem)
Cheers,
Merc
Thx for letting me know.
Cheers,
Merc
For me, i've opted to take the FPS hit and have had temporal injection disabled for years lol. I gotta have my depth-of-field. But I totally understand if someone doesn't want deal with the performance loss by disabling it -- I should clarify, disabling temporal injection doesn't seem to have any noticeable effect on game's vanilla graphics.
Oh, and I did make that video showing how to edit the preprocessor definitions though, I'll leave it here in case it's helpful still.
Thanks so much,
Merc
The depth buffer is scaled down 1.5x smaller with the setting on, so adding RESHADE_DEPTH_INPUT_X_SCALE and RESHADE_DEPTH_INPUT_Y_SCALE in preprocessor definition and setting them both to 1.5 should fix the problem with any fx that requires depth map. I also had my DEPTH_BUFFER_IS_REVERSED set to 1 but if I'm not wrong you'd only need that if you're running on Vulkan.
It maay not look the exact same as if you turn off temporal injection bc like I said depth map is scaled down so it's a bit pixelated once you rescale back up. Also some fx will be offset in the menus because they're not scaled by the game. I only tested this on 1080p Vulkan so idk if it will work on other resolutions. Hope this helps.
pressing "Home" doesn't open any menu and when launching the game there is no text showing the reshade was installed.
i tried installing reshade as admin, Running the game as admin, making sure reshade was installed properly (dxgi.dll is installed), also i installed reshade for dx11 and im running the game on the dx11 option.
I have no idea how to get this to work :(
For anyone who installed everything correctly but pressing "Home" doesn't open any menu during the game this is what i did to fix it...
When you start your game open task manager and double check what .exe is being used.
For me it was using Vulkan when i was installing the Reshade for my directx11 GRB.exe, for whatever reason steam was using the Vulkan exe when i never wanted it too.
So all i did was go into STEAM right click on Ghost Recon Breakpoint go into properties and under the General tab go to "Selected Launch Option" and set it too "Ask when starting the game" then make sure you choose too start the game in directx11 and check the box "don't ask again"
after that when starting my game i was able to open the Reshade menu and everything worked perfectly fine! Hopefully this helps others with the same issue!
If this works and you wanna pion the message that will hopefully help everyone with the same issue! :)
TLDR look at the install directions on the mod homepage cause this doesn't use Anvil or anything like that
Fyi, Reshade mods aren't affected by the Pre September Patch, so it doesn't matter whether the game has been updated or not, Reshade would still work. You only use Pre September Patch to use mods such as Weapons, Outfits, Gameplay edit, Sounds, but not Reshade (because it's independent).
Rule Number One Of Modding: Always Read Installation Instructions.