A film-inspired ReShade preset made with visibility during gameplay as a focus without sacrificing screenshot aesthetics.
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A ReShade preset that gives a nice stylized cinematic look to STALKER without making gameplay unfeasible.
Tarkovsky's original 1979 Stalker film served as a minor influence along with a little MW19.
This preset comes with two variants;
The normal version with no letterboxing and slightly toned-down Levels/Filmic Pass adjustments to make gameplay more feasible.
And the EX version made for screenshots with darker blacks and letterboxing borders.
Made with Pascal Gilcher's RTGI plugin for ReShade, but it is by no means mandatory.
UPDATE AS OF AUGUST 2023: If you're using Enhanced Shaders with Color Grading, I would advise switching to the "Vanilla" color grading config if you plan to use this ReShade along with it. If you are using ScreenSpace Shaders, I would also turn off the RTGI plugin included in this ReShade preset as the Indirect Light and Ambient Occlusion overhauls essentially make the RTGI in this preset unnecessary.
Instructions in the included Readme file.
All screenshots below taken with the normal version and default lumscale settings.
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Mucho verde pero se ve asombroso.
thanks looks real good, here some 4k with your present:
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GODDAMN that second one is ******* stellar!
yeah that second one is fresh
buen shader
What weather mods are you using in those screenshots?
I actually used a clean install of Anomaly 1.5.2 for the example screenshots!
Will ES and SSS addons be compatible with Pascal Gilcher's RTGI?
I would personally turn off the RTGI if you're using ES and SSS.
I use both at the present moment, and tend to use the "Vanilla" color grading preset with ES.
If you are using SSS with all of its modules, the Indirect Light and Ambient Occlusion basically remove the need for the RTGI so I'd go with one or the other.