Return of Reckoning

Doesn't work... I end up with :
At the very least lightmaps work still... as I didn't back up my original binkw32 I'm kinda stuck with this.

Gachimuchi wrote:Doesn't work... I end up with :

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13/06/2016 11:07:40:058 [04520] | WARN  | > Successfully compiled effect with warnings:

S:\Program Files (x86)\WARHAMMER\ReShade.fx(14, 2): preprocessor warning: Could not find application profile, falling back to default

At the very least lightmaps work still... as I didn't back up my original binkw32 I'm kinda stuck with this.

It's working fine, this is just a warning. See "Successfully compiled effect with warnings:"
Press F11 to toggle it on and off.

Thanks very much for making this work with light maps enabled! It was the main reason I haven't used SweetFX/Reshade with Warhammer Online earlier.

I have one problem though. I am using an AMD card (HD7950), and I can't get forced MSAA through RadeonPro (or the AMD driver settings) to work. If I follow the settings from the screenshot in the first post for RadeonPro the FXAA does work, but I'm not a big fan of it. If I untick FXAA in RadeonPro but leave AA at 8x (or any other setting) or try to force it through the driver settings directly, no AA is applied in-game.

Is there any way to force MSAA to work instead of a post processing type of anti aliasing like FXAA (blurs too much imo) or SMAA (grainy text)? The changelog suggests this has already been changed: is this for nVidia cards only?

I still think the improved sharpness would be worth the loss of (MS)AA, but both would be awesome .

Thanks!

Qualor wrote:Thanks very much for making this work with light maps enabled! It was the main reason I haven't used SweetFX/Reshade with Warhammer Online earlier.

I have one problem though. I am using an AMD card (HD7950), and I can't get forced MSAA through RadeonPro (or the AMD driver settings) to work. If I follow the settings from the screenshot in the first post for RadeonPro the FXAA does work, but I'm not a big fan of it. If I untick FXAA in RadeonPro but leave AA at 8x (or any other setting) or try to force it through the driver settings directly, no AA is applied in-game.

Is there any way to force MSAA to work instead of a post processing type of anti aliasing like FXAA (blurs too much imo) or SMAA (grainy text)? The changelog suggests this has already been changed: is this for nVidia cards only?

I still think the improved sharpness would be worth the loss of (MS)AA, but both would be awesome .

Thanks!

The nvidia inspector profile is only for nvidia gpus. Can't really help you with RadeonPro since I don't have an AMD gpu, so you gotta try it on your own :/

GIVE THAT MAN A COOKIE ! Thank you alot for this gem ! It's not the same game anymore !

Flashbulb wrote:GIVE THAT MAN A COOKIE ! Thank you alot for this gem ! It's not the same game anymore !

Hehe, *nom nom*, thanks

Make any new discoveries or working on anything sildur? Also a thousand thank yous for making that file to allow .dll shaders to work with lightmaps.

Jaycub wrote:Make any new discoveries or working on anything sildur? Also a thousand thank yous for making that file to allow .dll shaders to work with lightmaps.

Managed to dump the shaders of warhammer, but the code is a mess and I don't have much free time to look into it currently. Also it's HLSL, I'm more into GLSL, it's similar but not the same.

Lost my backup of data.myp, could someone upload it?