How to install realistic lighting overhaul

#How to install realistic lighting overhaul .exe#
#How to install realistic lighting overhaul mod#
#How to install realistic lighting overhaul mods#

#How to install realistic lighting overhaul mod#

Download this mod and copy the files 'Realistic Lighting Overhaul Reshade Performance.ini' OR 'Realistic Lighting Overhaul Reshade Full Cinemaic.ini', 'opengl32.ini,' and the 'reshade-shaders' folder into your NMS folder where your game's NMS.exe is, '.

#How to install realistic lighting overhaul .exe#

exe is, go to your 'reshade-shaders' folder and delete the 'Shaders' and 'Textures' foldersД§. Go to your No Man's Sky binaries folder, where the game's. Deselect all but one of the effects, doesn't matter which one as soon you will be replacing them with the ones from this mod.Д¦. Select yes when it ask if you want do download a collection of effectsДҐ. C:Program Files (x86)SteamsteamappscommonNo Man's SkyBinaries'Д¤. exe and Chose your NMS.exe, found here, '. Download the latest ReShade version at Дў. You may edit the mod via the Reshade menu (please note these changes are saved when you edit them) and you can check the changes this mod does by hitting the END key, which will disable the Reshade temporarily.ДЎ.

#How to install realistic lighting overhaul mods#

It all depends on your system so I can't give full performance loss expected.Д«oth mods will have the same colour palette and sharpening effects. Barely any performance loss.ДЇull Cinematic : Has all the full features but WILL drop fps by A LOT. Still very nice and a major improvement to the vanilla game. Performance : Only has colour edits and sharpening. Designed with a number of palette extension mods - it is optional to download those mods but it is HIGHLY recommended. If you want ALL the settings you can either user the FULL Cinematic ini file (chromatic, vignette and film grain are still disabled by choice) or enable them through the reshade menu yourself (F4). The original settings of those features are the same as Project V 1.3. However RLOr by default only uses Adaptive Sharpen and colour correction as default (performance version). Still kept all of the features of Project V 1.3 such as vignette, chromatic aberration, film grain, DOF, bloom, and cinematic border. This is an effect from Project V 1.3 so thanks goes to TheMercsAssassin With bloom enabled, you will also get lighting/smudge/lens flare effects as light hits your exosuit helmet. (this excludes Dof and Bloom which WILL blur the menu and may give it a washed out look and this is just the way RESHADE works). Edited settings to also keep the UI looking 'normal' whilst the reshade is on. This has been left default from Project V as I think it's great without making it too sharp. Makes textures a lot more crisper and sharper, avoiding the blurring that NMS has whilst using FXAA or TAA. Lighter purples may look white - making some beach sand look more realistic (when the game decides to pick a purple if using palette extension mods) This is unavoidable if Bloom is turned on however. Toned down whites slightly compared to Project V to avoid over exposure on certain textures. Drastically reduced night time darkness - must use darker nights by lo2k and Natural Lighting by Sixsocket for the full effect. Increased the black levels slightly, so shadows are darker and blacks look deeper. Lowered the vibrancy of colours slightly to increase realism.

Desaturated the colours globally to give a less cartoony (or psychedelic) look to the game. Slightly toned down reds compared to Project V. Toned down blues drastically globally compared to Project V as they also seemed to stick out compared to other colours Toned down the greens compared to Project V as they seemed to stick out compared to other colours. This also affects ships and suit colours which have teal in it.

Similar to the water colour fixes, skies will now have a light blue shade replacing the ugly teal colour. Toned down the intense blues of water and still keeping teal (green blues) at a minimum. Complete colour and lighting re-balance added to No Man's Sky. All other mods can be used, such as terrain generation mods - but I recommend to not use any other colour or palette extension mods (including sunset mods) with the recommended list below. You don't have to, but you won't get the same experience as my screenshots without it. RLOr has been designed to take full advantage of palette extension mods and I would recommend following my small guide (at the bottom of this page) on what mods to install with this reshade preset. It adds a number of lighting and colour corrections not only to NMS but also Project V - creating a personal preset which now thanks to TheMercsAssasin has been allowed to be uploaded as it's own standalone mod for everyone to enjoy. It continues the work done by TheMercsAssassin which tones down the cartoony look of NMS Next and aims to bring realistic lighting and colour to the game.