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
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.