Detailed API documentation can be found at https://crosire.github.io/reshade-docs/index.html.
Limits the framerate of an application to a specified FPS value.
Adds support for reading FreePIE input data in effects via uniform variables.
Adds an overlay that keeps track of changes to techniques and uniform variables and allows reverting and redoing them.
Logs the graphics API calls done by the application of the next frame after pressing a keyboard shortcut. This can be a useful to help understanding what an application is doing during a frame.
Dumps all shader binaries used by the application to disk (into 0x[CRC-32 hash].cso/spv/glsl files).
Replaces shader binaries before they are used by the application with binaries from disk (looks for a matching 0x[CRC-32 hash].cso/spv/glsl file and will then load it and overwrite the data from the application before shader creation).
One can use the shader_dump add-on to dump all shaders, then modify some and use shader_replace to inject those modifications back into the application.
Dumps all textures used by the application to image files on disk (into 0x[CRC-32 hash].png files).
Replaces textures before they are used by the application with image files from disk (looks for a matching 0x[CRC-32 hash].png file and will then load it annd overwrite the image data from the application before texture creation).
One can use the texture_dump add-on to dump all textures, then modify some and use texture_replace to inject those modifications back into the application.
Built-in add-on that attempts to find the depth buffer the application uses for scene rendering and makes it available to ReShade effects.
Adds an overlay to inspect textures used by the application in-game and allows dumping individual ones to disk. This allows for more control over which textures to dump, in constrast to the texture_dump add-on, which simply dumps them all.
This example makes use of a standalone utility (see descriptor_tracking.cpp and descriptor_tracking.hpp) that tracks the contents of all descriptor sets, making it possible to query information about which resources those contain at any time.
An OBS capture driver which overrides the one OBS ships with to be able to give more control over where in the frame to send images to OBS.
Captures the screen after effects were rendered and uses FFmpeg to create a video file from that. Currently does a device to host copy before encoding, so is rather slow.
To build this example, first place a built version of the FFmpeg SDK into a subdirectory called ffmpeg inside the add-on project directory and don't forget to copy the FFmpeg binaries to the location this add-on is to be used as well.
Renders the ReShade post-processing effects at a different point during the frame, e.g. to apply them before the user interface of the game.
This example makes use of a standalone utility (see state_tracking.cpp and state_tracking.hpp) that tracks all render state currently bound on a command list, making it possible to query information about it at any time, e.g. to re-apply state after it was modified by a call to reshade::api::effect_runtime::render_effects().
Shows how to use the ReShade API to create acceleration structures and trace rays using DXR or Vulkan Ray Tracing. The example traces rays against a single triangle and blits the resulting image to the back buffer.
Built-in add-on that adds preset synchronization between different effect runtime instances, e.g. to have changes in a desktop window reflect in VR.
Adds options to ReShade.ini to force the application into windowed or fullscreen mode, or a specific resolution or the default refresh rate.
[APP]
ForceVsync=0
ForceWindowed=0
ForceFullscreen=0
Force10BitFormat=0
ForceDefaultRefreshRate=0
ForceResolution=0,0
Copies the saved image file to the Windows clipboard every time a screenshot is taken.