From the drop down menu select 'R6 Siege - Real Clarity' preset and select 'Continue', then 'Continue" and 'Finish'ġ2. Select 'Continue' to begin Reshade configurationġ1. Launch R6 Siege and press "SHIFT F2" to open Reshade Configurationġ0.
Download my "R6 Siege - Real Clarity" preset and copy it to :\Steam\steamapps\common\Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege directoryĩ. Uncheck All and choose 'AmbientLight.fx', 'Clarity.fx', 'LumaSharpen.fx' and 'ToneMap.fx' from the list of effects to install and select 'OK' to complete installationĨ. Click 'Yes" to download a collection of standard effectsħ. Click 'Directx 10+' as the rendering APIĦ. Select 'RainbowSiz' application file and click 'Open'ĥ. Click the "Select Game" button and navigate windows explorer to :\Steam\steamapps\common\Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege. Extract and Run 'Reshade_Setup_3.1.X.exe'ģ. Tonemap - Defog Brown tone & reduce SaturationĢ. Real Clarity is designed to provide CLEAR visual enhancements while maintaining the developers original vision. Mirror image of game displayed in top left corner when Reshade is disabled. You might (I haven't actually tested if this is true) be able to skip step 3 if you save the lut as lut.png and overwrite the default one but it will fuck with all your other presets that are using a lut unless you back up the original file and restore it. Then click "Reload" or something back on the "Home" tab of that dialog to make sure it's using it. Then tell ReShade to use it by throwing the following text into "Preprocessor Definitions" under "Settings > General" in the configuration dialog.įLUT_TextureName="BlacklistLUT.png"Ĥ. Call it "BlacklistLUT.png" or something, you'll need the name only for the next step.ģ. This PNG file lives in in Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Blacklist\src\SYSTEM\reshade-shaders\Textures, next to the default lut "lut.png". Hopefully imgur doesn't fuck with the PNG.Ģ. This website wouldn't let me upload this as a screenshot for some reason.
This next part is required for this configuration to work as intended because it has a custom LUT.ġ. Install ReShade and this preset ini like you would a normal ReShade preset. I'm not even sure this looks better than the previous preset to be honest.
There might be fewer really nice looking spots, but also fewer bad looking places. The other settings, like the saturation and contrast, are safer and more conservative. It ended up just being more red, I think. ObjectiveĨ763 but I made a LUT to make the colours a little different.
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