Should install reshade? as well as Sol and CSP

[Billy Pilgrim]

Yesterday I had to reinstall AC. It took ages getting my mods back in, and it’s still not finished.

Anyway, I used to have reshade.me installed. I had installed it before ever installing Sol and CSP.
So should I reinstall it or do Sol and CSP already take care of “reshading”?

Any advice would be most welcome? Is there an FPS cost to such a thing? I’m getting good FPS now so could lose 5% acceptably.

this is where you can get reshade: https://reshade.me/

 

[Stereo]

Reshade is unimportant to the process, unless you have a specific want from it, leave it out.

 

[Billy Pilgrim]

Reshade is unimportant to the process, unless you have a specific want from it, leave it out.

Thanks for the advice. So I if I used reshade, it wouldn’t make AC look any better?

 

[Stereo]

Yeah, you can configure the way AA is applied with the patch anyway and that's the only thing reshade really offered over regular PP filters in the first place. AC's a few years too modern to really get the benefits of reshade cause it has most of the fancy directx stuff built in or from yebis.

 

[Billy Pilgrim]

Thanks for the tips

 

[Robin_NL]

I want to get rid of Reshade and did the Uninstall thing (stated as succesfully) in CM and Assetto Corsa EXE. But I still have the Reshade info on top of this screen. How do I get rid of Reshade and or that info?
Thanks.
Cheers
Robin

 

[Jempy]

Check if the dxgi.dll ( and what begins with dxgi ) is still in Assetto Corsa main folder ... I guess this might be the reason why it still appears but maybe not applied if the other elements are uninstalled.

 

[Robin_NL]

Check if the dxgi.dll ( and what begins with dxgi ) is still in Assetto Corsa main folder ... I guess this might be the reason why it still appears but maybe not applied if the other elements are uninstalled.

Thanks for the info. There were no dxgi/dxgi.dII in the AC main folder, neither in subfolders etc.
Reshade is still there.

I found out d3d9.dII is the one to delete. Reshade removed.



Cheers
Robin

 

[Jempy]

I didn't know that this usual d3d9.dll might also be used for Reshade ( as the most used one is often the dxgi ).
Finally ... the idea was the good one.