Ray Tracing, Ambient Light, Bloom or Solaris, MXAO, Clarity and more, fine tuned for M&B II: Bannerlord This mod is for ReShade, a free program which allows users to, well... reshade their games. Applying new lighting, color grading, and various other fx. This mod is more of a preset for reshade utilizing Pascal Gilcher's iMMERSE Pro
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UPDATED TO [V4.0]
Saves 2-3 and even at time - 4 FPS compared to previous versions. 4.0 also handles dark scenes better - EXPOSURE SLIDER NEEDS TO BE 100% LEFT. Comparison against previous versions below:
More SHOWCASE videos at bottom of page, and in tab above.
To acquire iMMERSE Pro, user needs Discord account and Patreon account.
Lastly, for these .fx to function like seen in the photos above - the in-game settings need to be: '0' - '0' in the 'Display Calibration' and the slider needs to be in the center of the 'Exposure Adjustment' scale.
This ReShade preset was created and refined over the course of weeks - maybe months - can't remember. At any rate, this preset, unlike the vast majority of others, has been stress tested and is intended for gameplay. Whereas others are meant for aesthetic.
Other presets I've noticed are either too bright and so the sky is blown out, or too dark and so gameplay just becomes a game of squinting your eyes to see who your swinging at in battle - if anyone.
This preset is not like those others, this one adapts to brightness and does not block your screen with overboard lens flares. Below is a rundown of the ten fx in this .ini file and how they work together.
The ReShade '.fx' for [V4.0] are arranged in this order:
