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

[Les]

Originally Posted by SQB

Ho.ly.crap. Your set up is brilliant Les, this is fantastic! I just hopped in after not seeing too much difference from your screenshots and.. the colour is just perfect! The blue bloom reminds me of DCS HDR (on the cold setting) which I've always hated, but with this it goes perfectly with the ground colour. Sunset and sunrise are also much less pink.

Thanks so much for this, I'll do some more tweaking too as I have some rather controversial opinions on what makes a game look good.

No worries, am interested to see what colour variations people prefer.

Adjusting the actual values by Alt-Tab-ing and changing the numerical values while fine tuning and setting things up is a bit awkward, but you soon find the proper direction and range to move the numbers in. A slider type GUI utility would be handy for that, but I think this whole colour/effect aspect of the program has been dropped by the guy who was working on it as it's no longer included in later versions of the injectFxaa utility.

I like the fact any adjustments I've made can be toggled on and off, so if for example I want the more spectacular sunset back I can just press the Pause/Break/ScrLk button and there it is. Keeping different effects settings files zipped up near the game's exe. and swapping the files around could also allow the fairly convenient use of a variety of totally different looks.

[SQB]

Originally Posted by MadTommy

Cheers, its working, I notice a big difference in colours and such but very little in AA. I'm happy with that as i hated the colours in CloD and have a calibrated monitor for print work, so changing monitor setting just for the game would give me issues for my work. So being able to tweak the colours it excellent. I've had a play about with different AA setting and none seem to make much difference. Maybe there is a very subtle effect, but not enough to be noticed by me. Maybe the effect is different for different graphic cards. I'm on a Nvidia GTX 480..

Look at trees against the horizon, you can check that it's working by looking at menu text, the text becomes aliased and so becomes thinner and slightly blurred.