Also added a few more screenshots.Originally posted by Voodooman:Thing is - most of games are lazy console ports even biggest! UPDATE: Updated the reshade so it no longer provides errors in loading the FXAA or Quint-lightroom shaders. Enter your game, hit the 'Home' button, do the tutorial or skip it, and from the drag down menu select 'Grim Sky' 'Sky Grim' or whatever I named it. Drag and Drop everything from my download (two ini's and the reshade-shaders folder) into your 'bin' folder, overwriting everything when necessary.ĥ. Install reshade, selecting the top two packs (Standard/Sweetfx) and the Legacy pack on the bottom ensure all shaders in these packs are selected in the next section.Ĥ. Go to and download the reshade installer.Ģ. Everyone's preferences are different - feel free to tweak however you see fit.ġ. MXAO will remove corner shadowing if it's too taxing, and Gaussian Blur can be adapted to your preference. Something to remember: if the gameplay appears too sharp/fuzzy, hit the 'Home' button and uncheck Adaptive Sharpening. I am still tweaking and optimizing the preset.

This means the grass, ground, and weather edits come from Aggressor reshade, but the preset also looks good with regular in-game textures. Every screenshot you see (if I can figure out how to add them here,) is my reshade preset in conjunction with Escape from Pripyat. This is a reshade preset intended for use with Stalker Anomaly.

Skyrim sweetfx sky too bright