THE SILENT OVERSEER

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[thesilentoverseer]

SO TIRED OF BEING CAREFUL, SO TIRED OF BEING STILL GIVE ME SOMETHING I CAN CRUSH, SOMETHING I CAN KILL

[thesilentoverseer]

ended up taking a while to make another post about siv becauseeee i've been figuring out modding outfits! i'm obsessed with embroidery (and their pre-BG3 design uses a lot of it!) so i simply had to start out with that. the bodice mesh is a combination of the potent robe and the raffish camp outfit.

there are flaws, but all things considered- for a first try at a retexture from scratch, i really like how this came out :D

[mask by faceplug on nexus]

[pictureamoebae]

UNDERSTANDING RESHADE - a guide by amoebae

This guide aims to give a general overview of what ReShade actually is, and a working understanding of the difference between the ReShade binary, ReShade shaders, and ReShade presets.

Additionally, at the end of the guide you'll find basic installation instructions, information about how to make a backup of ReShade, how to uninstall ReShade, and a few other helpful tips and tricks, including troubleshooting.

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I've wanted to make a basic overview like this for a long time. I didn't realise how long the guide would end up! It's text-heavy, no screenshots, no videos.

I initially wanted to write something to solve the problem of people getting confused about the difference between ReShade (the tool) and shaders when they update to a newer version and find their presets might not look quite the same. I quickly realised that required a proper understanding of what ReShade actually is and how its different constituent parts work.

Never one to do things by halves, I got stuck in.

The result is something that hopefully gives a solid grounding in the way ReShade works, so people are better equipped to solve their own problems as they arise.

UNDERSTANDING RESHADE - a guide by amoebae

[thesilentoverseer]

the first thing you learn is how strong you can be if you have to and the next thing you learn is how cold it can get at night

[mongreldyke]

nothin' quite like how a dog loves

let dead dogs lie - silas denver melvin // red dog - elizabeth frink // how to be a dog - andrew kane // domestication syndrome - dhole b // no origin found // for your own good - leah horlick // it will come back - hozier // pleasure - beth cavener // i am a dog. i have blood all over my teeth. - sciencedfiction // same poem as directly previous

[mournfulroses]

Louise Glück, from a poem titled "October," featured in Averno: Poems, originally published in 2006