Reshade#
Overview#
Reshade allows users to quickly review a variety of rendering modes via a simple menu selection system.
User Manual#
Using ReShade is very easy to use extension. The following steps are all that is needed to use Re-Shade
Enable A Reshade mode#
In the ReShade Utils panel, Select the re-shade mode you wish to enable.
Toggling ReShade On/Off#
In the ReShade Utils menu select Toggle On/Off to enable and disable reshade.
ReShade Modes#
ReShade Off#
ReShade changes the rendering output in dramatic ways. Because of this, it is helpful to have a ground truth image to work from in order to see how the rendering is affected. This image is the “ground truth” image for comparison.
Cartoon#
There are several Cartoon Modes to choose from, each emphasize a more painterly or hand drawn look.
Borderlands#
Sharpen#
Sin City (More Black)#
Sin City (More Red)#
Smooth#
CMYK Halftone#
Renders in Halftone (Pointilated) look
Big Halftone#
Small Halftone#
Glitch#
Glitch effects distort the image with digital anomalies and are animated.
Cyberpunk Blocks#
Cyberpunk Diagonal Blocks#
Glitch Blocks Big#
Glitch Blocks Small#
Sci-Fi Blocks#
Holodeck Wireframe#
Holodeck Wireframe emulates a simulated and animated wireframe pulsing through the original image.
Constant#
Intense#
Subtle#
Looks#
Amber#
Black and White (Blue Filter)#
Black White (Delta)#
Black and White (Green Filter)#
Black and White (Infrared)#
Black and White (ND)#
Black and White (Red HC Filter)#
Black and White (Yellow Filter)#
Bleach Bypass#
Bleak#
Cooler (Bright)#
Cooler (Dark)#
Cooler#
Desaturate (High Contrast)#
Fuji Eterna#
Fuji 125#
Fuji Reala#
Fuji Color#
Horror (Blue)#
Horror (Green)#
Mono Blue (Lighter)#
Mono Blue (Darker)#
Night#
Sci-Fi#
Sunset#
Teal Orange (3535)#
Teal Orange (DK79)#
Teal Orange (M31)#
Teal Orange (Vision-X)#
Teal Orange#
Warmer Bright#
Warmer Dark#
Warmer#
Retro PC#
Emulate early consoles and video games.
CGA Retrowave#
Commodore 64#
Mono Dithered#
ZX Spectrum#
VHS#
Emulate old videotape in your renders.
Bad Tape#
Mediocre Tape#
