I was quite surprised how well it suited KSP from the beginning, with only minor tweaks. This is merely my own preset adapted from my Elite Dangerous preset. Crisp realism, dreamy aesthetics, or anything in between. It depends on your taste really, there are presets to suit any need. This can have subtle effects such as changing color balance or contrast values, to strong effects such as applying completely new shaders such as Chromatic Aberration or new lens flare and reflection shaders (for example in Elite Dangerous, there are shaders which add completely new sun glare and reflectivity effects based on the angle of bright pixels on the screen).īecause it makes the background stars and objects 'POP', and can really enhance the softness of a planets atmosphere, the vibrance of the colors and crispen the textures of barren landscapes such as the moon. exe file, which are called upon game startup and 'injects' the post-process code 'on top of' the game engine itself. dll files placed in the same folder as the game. It is a so called post-process fx injector, which can be applied to pretty much any DirectX game (and some OpenGL games) by the way of. Reshade FX is part of the SweetFX / GEM FX / ENB family of game addons. But as it came from my Elite Dangerous Reshade preset with surprisingly only a tiny tweak needed to suit KSP, I found it fittingįor those in the know, skip to the screenshots below!

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