A way to change some of the colours in Cliffs Of Dover.

[adonys]

guys, really, the application has a readme which explains very well pretty much everything about its usage. including using presets.

also, for comparison sake, the app has a Splitscreen mode, which enables the before-and-after splitscreen comparison mode.

[Les]

Priller, that picture looks like my 'injFX_Settings Les Preferred' settings. To change the settings, just copy the 'injFX_Settings' .h file from any of the other 'injFX_Settings...' Zip folders and paste it into your main 'Cliffs Of Dover' directory, over-writing the 'injFX_Settings' .h file that's already there.

Adonys, did you check the SweetFX split-screen function? It's comparing the original image to something, but not to the changes I've made.

[ivo]

Hi I have a question in my directory game .../common/cod I hate to copy

both these file?

FXAA_PPI_Rev_37 using Les Neutral6 Settings as default + Les Neutral3 & 5 & Preferred Settings.zip (64.7 KB, 81 views)

SweetFX_by_CeeJay.dk SMAA_PRESET_ULTRA using Les Neutral6 Settings.zip (237.4 KB, 97 views)

or one of two I m confused...: Confuso:: Confuso:: Confuso:

[Les]

Originally Posted by ivo

Hi I have a question in my directory game .../common/cod I have to copy

both these file?

FXAA_PPI_Rev_37 using Les Neutral6 Settings as default + Les Neutral3 & 5 & Preferred Settings.zip (64.7 KB, 81 views)

SweetFX_by_CeeJay.dk SMAA_PRESET_ULTRA using Les Neutral6 Settings.zip (237.4 KB, 97 views)

or one of two I m confused...: Confuso:: Confuso:: Confuso:

Just use one of them ivo.

[priller26]

Originally Posted by Les

Priller, that picture looks like my 'injFX_Settings Les Preferred' settings. To change the settings, just copy the 'injFX_Settings' .h file from any of the other 'injFX_Settings...' Zip folders and paste it into your main 'Cliffs Of Dover' directory, over-writing the 'injFX_Settings' .h file that's already there.

Adonys, did you check the SweetFX split-screen function? It's comparing the original image to something, but not to the changes I've made.

Thanks!

[priller26]

Originally Posted by adonys

guys, really, the application has a readme which explains very well pretty much everything about its usage. including using presets.

also, for comparison sake, the app has a Splitscreen mode, which enables the before-and-after splitscreen comparison mode.

I know how to use JGSME thanks, and really, sometimes instructions are not written in such a way that everyone gets it right off the bat. When I read the readme.txt for the new app it said move all 8 files...countng actual files minus the txt files, I counted 7. I must have downloaded and counted a half dozen times to make sure I didn't miss something, maybe I still am, don't know at this point. It took you more time to scold than it did Les time to explain.

[Les]

Originally Posted by priller26

...When I read the readme.txt for the new app it said move all 8 files...countng actual files minus the txt files, I counted 7. I must have downloaded and counted a half dozen times to make sure I didn't miss something, maybe I still am, don't know at this point...

Sorry about that Priller, I'll update the readme to make it more clear. The latest FXAA_PPI_Rev_37 version that uses my settings as default actually has ten files and folders in it now.

[priller26]

Originally Posted by Les

Sorry about that Priller, I'll update the readme to make it more clear. The latest FXAA_PPI_Rev_37 version that uses my settings as default actually has ten files and folders in it now.

Hello Les, no worry, I pretty much figured out it was just a number error. I'll look for your new app. Thanks so much for your time and effort, the restored colors are really a wonderful addition, I just did not like the green/yellow hue of the stock colors.

[baronWastelan]

This is a 'special' settings file I use only for morning and evening. Sharpens, brightens and adds just a touch of red.

[archer11]

Thanks guys! I've been following this thread since the beginning, but only found last weekend the time and the mood to play around with this stuff.
Using sweetfx and I have to say, that now I've nearly got the colors and contrast I missed since this sim was published.