can it be active when i did not press the K to hide the UI?

Thanks for this preset, it looks great and doesn't seem to impact performance much !
For those who have some kind of flickering with "shadows", it's caused by Logitech G HUB program. For some reason it makes MXAO flicker, just quit G HUB and you shouldn't have the issue.

@Calibrated
Thanks, it also fixes MXAO.

To everyone wanting to use Depth of field: To fix DoF on the newest version (the depth buffer specifically) press Home and look up at the top for the D3x11 tab. Select that tab and check mark "Use aspect ratio heuristics"... Check mark "Copy depth buffer before clear operations" And check mark your resolution (1920x1080 or whatever) DONE DoF will now work!

Depth of Field no longer works with the latest reshade update

How big of an impact does this have on FPS?

-"Rename "dxgi.dll" to "d3d11.dll". Same for the "dxgi.ini".-
I was missing the dxgi.ini.. but i took an ini file from another game.. opened it.. deleted everything inside.. renamed it to dxgi.ini and slapped it in my total war folder.. this let me launch the game with the shader running.. hope this helps someone that comes after me (i was too lazy to figure out how to make a fresh ini file)

Reshade file link is under "Download preset"

WOW really realistic wish I was able to explore ;()

I don't think you can upload a reshade file to the workshop per se. You have to make a place-holder file to upload, then attach a link to the actual reshade in the mod description. Use the section on uploading your mod to see how to do this https://psteamcommunity.yuanyoumao.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=702343155

hi how do i upload a reshade file to workshop??

ok so i was unable to get this to work so i uninstalled the whole reshade thing and renamed d2d11.dll back to dxgi.dll but now the game doesn't work anymore???? it just gives a black screen then quits

hey does this still work despite being outdated? i tried renaming "dxgi.dll" to "d3d11.dll". But i can't find "dxgi.ini" anywhere, and whenever i try loading the game, it just goes to a black screen and loads forever and eventually says it's not responding. pls help, this looks so amazing

Very nice but have some filters that are not needed and just eating a few extra frames. Slight alteration to other ones achieves the same effect. The use of blur & luma sharpen though is very nice, Makes the game look 10x better so great job overall.

my anti-virus keeps removing the reshade cause its trojan wottahææl

Damn good Work!!! best Preset ive seen so far!

Sorry for the slow reply, no luck with that Pet_Iguana. Nothing generated, can't find anywhere to download it manually online either as of yet.

about dxgi.ini issue: try to start the game without, and see if INI file is generated

Amazing mod, campaign map looks way more beautiful now!

hi ... call me noob but where do i have to do this: -"Rename "dxgi.dll" to "d3d11.dll". Same for the "dxgi.ini".-??? in Gamefolder or what?

Same issue as below, I've got everything installed but I get no .ini file. Had a look around online and it say the ReShade installer should have put it in automatically, but I'm not getting anything after three reinstalls.

For those who don't have a dxgi.ini, just create one and then start the game. The reshade overlay menu will be generated and the tutorial will pop up.

I have same issue LoveMaker Mentioned below. No dxgi.ini file. All other instructions followed but no tutorial loads, doesn't seem to work

I can't play without it now. This preset is frickin' beautiful.

I can't find the dxgi.ini in my game folder. I have a ReShade.ini though

Fps takes a hit, but a really good looking preset.

Very good. The text is still a bit blurry, but it's surely more playable than all other presets I've tried.

Thanks for pointing out ive added your fix into description =)

Reshade installation didn't work for me, but i found a fix mentioned by a user named "HiveLeader"
You choose directx10+ after it installs it into your game folder you need to:
"Rename "dxgi.dll" to "d3d11.dll". Same for the "dxgi.ini".

Thanks for sharing.