Try disabling these first if you have problems with the application itself.ĢB. The ones I've personally experienced are a CTD on startup and ReShade not launching with the game. Overlays, be it MSI Afterburner, Steam, or anything in-between, can cause issues. Sometimes the ReShade as a whole will hate life for whatever reason. For games whose UI's don't change you can use the UI mask shader to prevent the effects from applying to it. One thing to note is that the Depth Buffer often excludes some things such as the user interface, so you may see MXAO or DOF blurring on top of them. If Display Depth shows nothing and the previous solutions didn't help, you can try setting RESHADE_DEPTH_INPUT_IS_LOGARITHMIC to 1.ġf. If Display Depth show the image with the close objects being white instead of black, set RESHADE_DEPTH_INPUT_IS_REVERSED to 1.ġe.
If Display Depth shows an upside-down image, set RESHADE_DEPTH_INPUT_IS_UPSIDE_DOWN to 1.ġd. View it by enabling the "Display Depth" shader, which should produce a result looking similar to this:ġc. The Depth Buffer in ReShade holds information about where objects are in 3d space, and it's easy to break. Depth Buffer and Everything About It (Includes DOF and MXAO)ġa,b,e. A majority of these points will still probably apply through future ReShade updates, but any exotic new issues won't be able to be covered here anymore.īy default the ReShade forums don't have some type of faq/"common issues" thread, so I'm making one to (hopefully) prevent a majority of duplicate threads from appearing.ġ.
Only games left on windows are things that don't play well with Steam Proton yet, which also happens to be a lot of games that don't need/can't use ReShade. Over the last few months I have migrated most of my stuff to Linux, which of course ReShade doesn't support.
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