However, feel free to still try it out I'd suggest first turning off SSAO if framerate is an issue, as it tends to chunk fps severely. This is a heavy duty preset, meant for higher end PCs. If you don't like this, this can also be toggled off via DepthSharpenconstDof. There is also a second more subtle DoF meant to add a natural blur to the distance. This preset includes an optional ADOF and Border that can be toggled off and on if you wish via keybinds the DoF isn't entirely cinematic nor UI friendly so I'd recommend it only for screenshots. (I also have very sensitive eyes so I tried to keep things from being overly bright & exposed. I tried my best to make it adapt well to all environments while making colors, lighting and details pop. My aim was to give the game a more sharp, vibrant and cinematic look while still staying true to the original. There are many amazing presets out there, but none felt "just right" I found many to be either too saturated, too blurry or with way too much bloom added. And now I’m as happy as I can be every time I sit down to take an artistic screenshot with filters.Īn example of the same picture with several different filters.Hello! This is the first preset I've made and I thought I'd go ahead and share it. I was so used to my Stormshade settings that I quickly customized GShade to work the same way (which is not GShade default). This was so much simpler than having to download the presets yourself and find proper folders to put them in for use.Īnd then, once you launch it, GShade gives you a bit of a tutorial walkthrough on how to do stuff. It gives you the option to install the presets, but I don’t see why you wouldn’t. No fiddling with folders – it knows where to find a standard FFXIV install.
Not only was GShade extremely simple to install, but it came with so many preset filters (the website notes there are 450+ presets) by default that I simply was beside myself! Installation was as simple as downloading the. This meant trying out GShade, which I’d heard so much about. It wasn’t causing any technical trouble, but I decided I wanted to explore more maintained and up-to-date options.
Neither was it adding any new filter presets that I could see. Sadly, over time, I noticed that Stormshade had not updated and was far from using the newest version of ReShade.
Several years back, I wrote about how I’d installed Stormshade as a filter for my FFXIV screenshots. Download and see help documentation there.
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