Post #3588884

@anarchaeopteryx@gamepad.club One thing one can do instead of "installing" ReShade in everything is just save the files themselves and simply manually drop those into game folders. All you need is to install it once in something (anything) then copy the shader and texture files out of it. The dll file you can extract from the installer as an archive (reshade32.dll or reshade64.dll should simply be renamed to opengl32.dll, d3d9.dll, or dxgi.dll depending on the game.) And, of course the .ini configuration files. Although if you install all the shaders a few do cause a crash when it initially compiles them and must be removed. I forget which though. I just keep a copy in a folder and then simply drag over into games' binary folders. That way I don't have to fight with all this stuff every time.