Great, now we see "toribash" the box adjacent to the "Add" button. I'm not sure what the second one is for, but who cares because it's not the one that launches. Navigate to the folder shown in the Explorer address bar (if you're using Steam on 64-bit Windows, which is just what I assume). You'll see this.Ĭlick on the "Add" button near the lower left corner. Extract the contents to someplace you can access. Obvious, I know, but I'm covering all the bases here. I'm gonna run through the install again just in case you did something incorrectly.įirst, you're gonna download ReShade.
Kinda makes me not want to help you, but I will anyway. Pretty sure any help you need is in the readme.Ĭlearly if it works for cod4 i know how to use it.
Names the game loads and rename the DLL you just copied to that: ReShade64.dll to the directory the game executable is in:įigure out which API the game uses for rendering, or any of the following DLL A manual installation will do the sameįigure whether the game is 32bit or 64bit and copy either ReShade32.dll or Note that the Mediator is just provided for convenience and in no way If that is not the case, try to do a manual installation. Next time your run the game, you should see the ReShade greeting popping up. Thats it, you created a new application profile and Link to your ReShade files and install the selected binary in your targetĪpplication folder. Confirm the installation and let the Mediator create a If so, choose the correct APIįrom the list yourself. Is not correct or where auto-detection failed. There might be cases in which the suggestion The setup then tries toĭetect which API the game uses for rendering. Run the provided "Mediator" tool, press "Add" in the ReShade Setup CategoryĪnd browse to your targeted game's executable file.
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