(I copy things manually just because to me it's more convenient, install wise that's either ReShade32 or ReShade64.
(Both are also pretty costly in terms of performance and the temporal AA is used alongside SSAA so you do get some blur, very noticeable on character models, their faces especially.)ĮDIT: Oh right, I don't use the mediator. While on the subject of AA for this game low is a temporal AA method (SMAA T1X ?, I do not know.) and that might work however high is a 1.5x1.5 SSAA method and very high uses 2x2 both of which break depth buffer access. dll even.) anyway using ReShade64.dll named to DXGI.dll should hook via the D3D11 API, works here at least (Game uses DirectX 11.0 and it's 64-bit.) although if you want to use depth dependent effects such as some alternate DOF shader or maybe add some extra AO you have to keep AA disabled in the games launcher. I'm no expert but d3dcompiler_46.dll shouldn't be a issue, it's one of the D3D11 components of DirectX (11_0, I think _47 is 11_1) and I don't think it's included by default in Windows 8.1 or Windows 10 (And the DirectX runtime redistributable itself hasn't been updated since 2010 but is still required for getting the additional files for D3D9 and 10 that are still not part of a default Windows install for whatever reason.) so games and programs using that version of the Windows SDK (Or what it's called now.) would have to supply the file together with the application (I think Steam is one such program, has both the 32 and 64-bit version of the.
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