Here's an update on my Nuka Cola machine retexture. I decided to give the machine a white 'hood' and 'feet', as the object feels almost TOO red by default...
EDIT: Now have a video too!
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Re: Fallout 4
nope i'm using one of the latest 1.0 or 1.1. However instead of stock shader framework, that is almost impossible to edit or optimize, i had to create my own shader, based on euda ppfx material. I've cut almost everything away, and now i have stable and fast basis.dpeasant wrote:Are you using older reshade, pre-framework version(im using older, 0.16 one)?
I'll share as soon as i finish some stuff.
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interiors have 0.5 fps impact, yet outdoors have huge 5-10 fps drop. working on optimisations atm
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Understood. Im using older version(which only features a single Reshade.fx file), as it seems to give more fps with the same shaders enabled, almost 2-3 fps overall, this is probably due to the heavy default framework.AgainstAllAutority wrote:nope i'm using one of the latest 1.0 or 1.1. However instead of stock shader framework, that is almost impossible to edit or optimize, i had to create my own shader, based on euda ppfx material. I've cut almost everything away, and now i have stable and fast basis.dpeasant wrote:Are you using older reshade, pre-framework version(im using older, 0.16 one)?
I'll share as soon as i finish some stuff.
currently I have:
-source linearisation
-ssdo
-bloom
-custom tonemap (bloom makes image hdr)
-3d lut
interiors have 0.5 fps impact, yet outdoors have huge 5-10 fps drop. working on optimisations atm
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Tapioks
Looks great, but I think you should redo the glass. The deep crevices makes it look like plastic or painted metal. I personally use Quixel Suite's PBR materials and work from there, it's a great starting point.
Looks great, but I think you should redo the glass. The deep crevices makes it look like plastic or painted metal. I personally use Quixel Suite's PBR materials and work from there, it's a great starting point.
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@ChaosDuck
Thanks for the feedback! I think I should be able to fix the deep crevices by adjusting my height map for the screen, make them more narrow and shallow ... we'll see how it goes!
Thanks for the feedback! I think I should be able to fix the deep crevices by adjusting my height map for the screen, make them more narrow and shallow ... we'll see how it goes!
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Fallout 4 - Vintage Film Looks - Kodachrome
Other visual mods used in my screenshots:
Fr4nsson's Light Tweaks
Darker Nights
Vivid Fallout - Landscapes - Textures in HD
Radiant Clouds and Fogs
Fallout Texture Overhaul Moons & Stars
More screenshots here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/132869504@N02/
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Other visual mods used in my screenshots:
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Darker Nights
Vivid Fallout - Landscapes - Textures in HD
Radiant Clouds and Fogs
Fallout Texture Overhaul Moons & Stars
More screenshots here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/132869504@N02/
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Slowly switching to ENB, but as my coding skills are practically non-existent, I still have to rely on Re-shade shaders for now. I'll be doing most of the luminosity corrections / tonemapping in ENB, I think. Also, neutral LUTs for the win ! Re-shade is doing the slight hue tinkering, sharpen, SMAA, DoF, etc...
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Superb lighting you've got there. I'm jealous :p
Edit : forgot that one :p
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You can find some more pictures on my Fallout4 FlickR !
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Kobalk
Superb lighting you've got there. I'm jealous :p
Edit : forgot that one :p
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You can find some more pictures on my Fallout4 FlickR !
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