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Have you ever struggled with the ReShade menu getting in the way when you're editing your screenshots? And have you ever wanted to up your virtual photography game and improve your compositions?

You only need two free shaders to improve your ReShade quality of life, speed up your editing process, and make sure you're getting the best compositions possible.

In just 7 and a half minutes I'll explain what they are, where to get them, and how to use them for both portrait and wide shots, with a little bit of art theory thrown in for kicks.

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HOW TO HANG CLOTHES WHEREVER YOU WANT

1) Size down one of the new clothes-hanging shelves as small as it will go and place where you want (top picture)

2) Get the clothes you want to use and slot them to the shelf - they will seem to float in mid-air (top picture)

3) Choose whatever furniture you like that will cover the clothes-hanging shelf and make it look like the clothes are hanging from that instead (bottom picture)

Have fun!

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WHAT TO DO ABOUT THE ANNOYING OUTLINE IN BUILD MODE CAMERA

Since the Dream Home Decorator update, if you use the build mode camera from TwistedMexi you’ll notice instead of your cursor just highlighting objects it passes over so they’re a little bit lighter, it also puts a great big white line around them too. This is a nightmare if you’re taking lots of screenshots in build mode, which a lot of builders and cc creators do.

You can just point your camera in the opposite direction, hover your cursor over something there, and then move the camera back round, but you can’t click to make the camera static, and keeping your composition becomes difficult. And that method is a particular pain if you’re taking more than one picture, because you have to keep doing it.

There is a workaround though. Before you press tab to go into the build mode camera, change to the eyedropper or design tool. Then you can go into the camera mode and there are no more ugly white outlines! Objects will still go a tone or two lighter when you place your cursor over them, but that was always quite easy to deal with before, and it still is.