Again, misinformation saying you couldn't do that because of RadeonPro. the actual implementation of that shader, this is found in sweet.fx. Oh and this also allows for use of the Chromatic thing if you want to. Haven't tested but most likely you just have to copy 2 things into reshade.fx (the one for mastereffect): - the boolean toggle for turning the effect shader on/off and the settings for that shader, this is found in sweetfxsettings.txt. Remember if you have your preset somewhere other then the bin file, you will need to list the entire pathway.) You can see I'm pointing it to the sweetfx folder, then presets and then the actual preset file. Adjust settings in SweetFX_settings.txt, or download a preset and change things in SweetFx_Preset (Example: #include 'SweetFX/Presets/SweetFX_Settings_Watch_Dogs_Realistic Preset.txt' instead of what it normally says.

Turn off Uplay Overlay, and maybe steam overlay.ĥ.

Go into the watch_dogs/bin and copy the files from the X64_dll's folder into the bin folder. Extract it into the bin folder of your watch dogs directory (Under steamapps in the steam folder)ģ. (Thanks to K-Putt for that link, gave me the missing.well link.

Download Boulotaur2024's 圆4 SweetFx 5.1 Injector from here: Not to mention there is some mis-information out there claiming you need RadeonPro to get SweetFX working with Watch_Dogs. Okay, I thought I would explain this to people since it took me a while to figure it out myself, and I suspect others will suffer the same problems.

How to use sweetfx for smnite