time counter using requested counter from Reshade Probably best kept at the middle value (0.50)įloat4 main(float2 tex : TEXCOORD0) : COLOR #define FilmGrain_mean 0.5 // The average mean of the gaussian noise. #define FilmGrain_SNR 8 // Higher Signal-to-Noise Ratio values give less grain to brighter pixels. #define FilmGrain_variance 0.5 // Controls the variance of the gaussian noise. #define FilmGrain_intensity 1 // How visible the grain is. You can find it here.īy Christian Cann Schuldt Jensen ~ CeeJay.dkĬomputes a noise pattern and blends it with the image to create a film grain look. But results were not that great.Īlso, if you have not done so already please don't forget to fill in the survey for the ReShade + SweetFX manual. For instance, I already tried to launch Firefox with ReShade which worked successfully.

This method is not exclusive to MPC-HC, basically you can inject ReShade into any application that uses d3d or opengl api.

CeeJay also ported shaders from version 1.5.1 to MPC-HC, which you can find here.

Currently I am using madVR and it works fine. I did not do a detailed test but MPC-HC might require a video renderer with a shader support.

Shaders which depend on depth buffer might not work correctly or might not work at all.And if it is 32-bit, ReShade32.dll vice versa. If the target application is 64-bit, change LibraryName to ReShade64.dll.The rest is easy, just change your settings, toggle on and off shaders just like you are playing a video game.If you see SweetFX greeting text and no compilation errors that means you did everything right.

Run ENBInjector.exe and let it stay open in the background.

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