JSGME FXAA and SMAA utils

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Hey gang

I used JSGME to install and un-install the current crop of SMAA and FXAA utilities.

To install it copy the JSGME.zip file into the CoD root directory

The default root directory is as follows

32bit -> C:\Program Files\Steam\SteamApps\common\il-2 sturmovik cliffs of dover
64bit -> C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\common\il-2 sturmovik cliffs of dover

Note this is the game install directory, not the USER directory

Right mouse click on the JSGME.zip file from the 7-Zip menu select the "Extract Here" option, which will extract the files and folders into the CoD root directory.

If you extracted the files correctly you should find the following files and folders in the root (\il-2 sturmovik cliffs of dover\) directory

\il-2 sturmovik cliffs of dover\JSGME.exe
\il-2 sturmovik cliffs of dover\JSGME.ini
\il-2 sturmovik cliffs of dover\jsgmemods\

Note the 'jsgmemods' folder contains the utilities folders listed below

FXAA PPI v37 for DX-9
FXAA PPI v37 for DX-10
FXAA Tool Hg v4.0 for DX-9
injectFXAA by some dude v9.0 for DX-09
injectFXAA by some dude v9.0 for DX-10
injectFXAA by some dude v10.0 for DX-09
injectFXAA by some dude v10.0 for DX-10
injectSMAA by mrhaandi v1.2 for DX-09
injectSMAA by mrhaandi v1.2 for DX-10
injectSMAA by mrhaandi v1.2 for DX-10 - Buchon

To install and/or un-install the utilities run the JSGME.exe which will display a menu with the above util folders listed, click on the util you want to use and than use the JSGME arrow keys to install (move left to right) or uninstall (move right to left) the util. I recomend you only install ONE util at a time, due to some of the file names are the same. Also, if you allready have one of these utils 'manually' installed, I recomend you save your settings (*.h) file and 'manually' un-install them before installing JSGME, reason being if JSGME sees the files allready installed it will prompt you and ask if you want to over write the files. Problem is when you un-intall a util via JSGME it will put back (restore) those 'manually' installed files, thus you truly never really un-install the 'manually' installed files.