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Setting this to 1 enables the color toning override settings in 'colorToning' below Setting this to 1 enables the accomodation override settings in 'accomodation' below Setting this to 1 reduces the display area used by eye accomodation It's fine, I use the other package for all the other sims that support it now so it stays all consistent. They seem basically the same but one package works and the other doesn't. Sharper Eye was not activating for me, I have no idea why. That one does work in combination with the eye accommodation but I have to use the reshade helper fix as without it, one gets cancelled out. I actually used another one that has recently been posted in sim racing forums and the rF2 Discord server. I didn't use the Sharper Eye reshade package. Swapping the order seems to be enough to get them to work together.
#DIRT RALLY 2.0 STEAM MOD#
That DLL also imports dxgi.dll, which pulls in the correct local ReShade dxgi.dll version before the eye accommodation mod gets a chance to run. dirtrally2.exe imports dinput8.dll for controller support, so my DLL gets loaded as part of launching dirtrally2.exe. My work-around uses the same mechanism to get ReShade loaded earlier. When running DR2.0 in VR mode that seems to be after the eye accommodation mod DLL (d3d11.dll) is active, which prevents the ReShade version of dxgi.dll from being found for some reason (still not sure why). As each DLL is loaded, any DLLs they're linked to get pulled in too.ĭirtrally2.exe doesn't directly import dxgi.dll, so ReShade only gets loaded when something else uses that module, or when the game manually loads it later. DLLs imported by the EXE are loaded first, in the order they're bound when the module was built. The on-disk installation order doesn't matter, just the order they're loaded and activated when the game runs.
#DIRT RALLY 2.0 STEAM MODS#
Also, if anyone knows of or stumbles on to some particularly good settings for the mods above, or other mods that make the game run or look better please post them here. If anyone knows of any other really good tweaks or guides I'm interested. He discovered a load order issue with the eye accommodation mod and his dll shim makes them work together, detailed in this post along with a link to his mod It comes with presets for Skyrim so a few values need to be changed to make dr2 colors/brightness look right.ĬAS sharpener an additional. Technically a Skyrim mod but made to be compatible with most games and works great in Dirt Rally 2.0. Racedepartment keeps breaking my link so if the one above doesn't work repair this one by removing the spaces in necksismods because for some reason the naughty world filter keeps replacing it with ** /skyrimspecialedition/mods/46999?tab=files&file_id=191435
#DIRT RALLY 2.0 STEAM WINDOWS#
I would have never believed it possible, but it's like putting on glasses you didn't know you needed or running settings on ultra -instruments readable without leaning in, can read signs in the car's mirrors, the mesh windows of crosskarts or chain link fence sharp and realistic instead of a floating blur etc. This CAS sharpening tool has only recently became compatible with VR. I've found the stock settings in the accommodation mod make headlights too dim and canopy covered areas at dusk too dark, but it can be adjusted in the. having to actually turn my headlights on to see better as dusk rules. Love the evening gloom and actual lighting variance this mod provides. There are separate settings for day/night, fog adjustment parameters and new vegetation shaders that get rid of the dot/grid dithering artifacts. This works by picking a different target in the fov to base brightness scaling from making it drivable under all lighting conditions like people playing on a monitor get to enjoy. This addresses the weird gamma/brightness thing that make day/sunset stages in Sweden a white-out despite brightness settings.
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