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This isn't something I've seen before. Make sure you have the diffuse shader above the specular shader, and that Launchpad is turned on and placed above them both. And make sure you don't have any other shaders (apart from ReLight, because that can sometimes look more realistic if it's placed above RTGI) above RTGI. What value are you trying to change object thickness to? I my experience lower numbers produce a more natural result, and iirc the default is something like 4.000, which is way too high already. I tend to drop it to around 0.250 as a starting point and see how it looks, and adjust from there.

The light positions in ReLight are determined through a combination of depth (how far they are from the camera) and screen coordinates. If you move the camera, the lights will move too, so they always stay at the same coordinates, and not the same physical location in space. Think of it like they're stuck to your monitor screen: so if you have a light positioned half way across and half way down the screen (or, right in the centre: x = 0.500, y = 0.500), when you move the camera they will stay half way/in the centre, they won't stay by whichever object in the scene you put them near. So, you need to make sure you have finalised your composition first, so you don't need to move the camera again, and then set up your lights.

Hey, sorry it took a while to answer. I haven't been buying the newer packs recently, so I don't currently have plans to update it. If someone else wanted to do the mirrors in the latest packs as addon packages I'd be happy to link to them from the Shiftable Mirrors page though!

Hi! That was just a duplicate of the regular MXAO shader. I made some duplicates so I could have each one set up with different settings for different scenarios, so I didn't have to keep editing the same shader settings all the time. It was purely for my own convenience, because I'm really bad at losing settings I like when I tweak them so much. So there's nothing special about that shader at all. iirc detailshad means I'd used that shader for tighter shadows for portraits, rather than general, softer ones for landscapes. You can recreate that kind of look yourself by dropping the sample radius low - that makes shadows tighter.

Hi! Thank you for such kind words! I had been writing a script on how to integrate Launchpad and RTGI into any preset you already use - so basically a 'how to use these shaders', but I got waylaid. This is a nice reminder to revisit that though, I think it's something that could be quite useful. So thank you for the suggestion, and the reminder!

Quick checklist: - make sure all your immerse files are up to date, including those inside the marty's mods folder - use the most recent version of reshade - don't use performance mode in reshade Those are the usual causes of those sorts of errors, so that's where I'd start your troubleshooting!

Make sure you have Launchpad enabled and moved above ReLight, and within Launchpad enable Smooth Normals.

Hi! Thank you for the kind words! It is indeed an unreleased recolour by me. It was in a very unfinished state and I don't think it will ever be released, I'm sorry!

Marty has 2 new Depth of Field shaders coming out soon. Top is the version that is an addon, and only works with the various camera tools that Otis makes. If you've used Otis' IGCSDoF before, it's like that, but does some really cool and new interesting stuff with progressive rendering and so on. Bottom is his total rewrite of his regular Marty's Mods DoF (which comes with the iMMERSE Pro pack). One of the things regular DoF shaders struggle with is near blur. Usually you get really awkward edges of things where they are meant to be blurred and the background behind them is meant to be in focus. Blurred objects should generally fall off into transparency, but regular DoF shaders don't know what's behind the objects that are being blurred, so that transparency can't happen. Until now. Marty found a way, by basically using really impressive and fancy maths stuff to recreate the background. You can see in the bottom picture the top of the stair rail has a transparent edge, just like in the top picture. This is kind of revolutionary, state of the art stuff. Anyway, the update will be coming soonish. He's still working out the kinks with the new shader DoF. But I've got my hands on it and it's really nice. I think you're all going to like it. I'll try and get some better pictures over the next few days that puts both versions of DoF through their paces.

Hey anon. At the top of the individual light controls, just below where it says Light 1, Light 2, etc, there's a drop down box. By default Sphere will be selected. Click on that drop down box and you can choose Infinite, which is the one with the arrow.

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Check on your other device that you have everything related to depth set up properly. Specifically, check you have edge smoothing turned off, 3d resolution set to high, and that in the global preprocessor definitions in the ReShade menu you have reshade_depth_input_is_reversed set to 0.

It should work with any version of ReShade. The most important thing is that you make sure you have all the correct shaders. Just go through the list in the read me and tick them off to make sure you have them all installed.

I didn't know it needed updating. In what way is it broken?

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If you're using the alt clipping version, it's intended to be used along side my Shadows for Days mod. I don't know what will happen if you don't use it with that. Otherwise, I'm afraid I don't know how to fix it.

I've not experienced this before. You can just change your resolution via the in-game menu, that should set it to whatever you want. If you can't see all of the menu because of the resolution SRWE set, you can use the top/bottom/left/right buttons to move the window around until the menu is visible.