custom "Color correction" settings?
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custom "Color correction" settings?
So i'm assuming since they went to vulkan and made it so we can't use reshade, etc, is why they added the Color Correction options in the Graphics ssettings menu. does anyone know how we can go about adding in our own setups to this? I'm colorblind, and thus typically use a Reshade/sweetfx setup to make things easier for me to see, without thos esetitngs certain things are very difficult to deal with!
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Re: custom "Color correction" settings?
Add your presets, in my opinion, while it is impossible. File names are hard-coded in the executable. But we can change any of the existing presets, they are in the catalog ...\assets\textures\regionluts\ and are named so: test-photo-lut, test-desat1-lut, test-desat2-lut, test-experimental-lut.
We can do this (original; something like Digital Vibrance; posterization):

We can do this (original; something like Digital Vibrance; posterization):



- this is original LUT-table without corrections, save as lut_normal.png:
- take a screenshot in the game and add this LUT table to it:
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magick composite lut-normal.png screenshot.png screenshot_with_lut.png
- edit screenshot_with_lut.png in any graphick editor, make color correcion, change levels, etc.
- cut modified LUT-table and break into 32 parts, the future levels of the volume-texture:
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magick convert screenshot_with_lut.png -crop 1024x32+0+0 +repage -crop 32x32 +repage lut_level.png
- create a text list of these levels
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dir /b lut_level-*.png > lut.list
- convert to DDS volume texture:
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nvdxt.exe -volumeMap -list lut.list -nomipmap -u8888 -output test-experimental-lut.dds
- copy test-experimental-lut.dds in ...\assets\textures\regionluts\, add command option -prefersinglefiles, run.
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Re: custom "Color correction" settings?
@hhr
It is possible to change the awful color palette to another more realistic looking colors?
Specially red, green, purple!
Thx
It is possible to change the awful color palette to another more realistic looking colors?
Specially red, green, purple!
Thx
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Re: custom "Color correction" settings?
@hhr: what Tools did you use for that? NVidia Tool Kit or something?
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Re: custom "Color correction" settings?
nvdxt — https://developer.nvidia.com/gameworksd ... ities-8-31 (DDS Utilities 8.31)
Imagemagick — https://www.imagemagick.org/script/download.php#windows (ImageMagick-7.0.8-15-Q16-x64-dll)
You can read about use of LUT-tables here - Using Lookup Tables (LUTs) for Color Grading, How to Use 3D LUTs in PhotoshopGrafVanRotz wrote: ↑Thu, 6. Dec 18, 17:05It is possible to change the awful color palette to another more realistic looking colors?
Specially red, green, purple!
if in brief, if you can make the desired image in the graphical editor, then yes, you can change palette as you wish.
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Re: custom "Color correction" settings?
Very usefull, thx.
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Re: custom "Color correction" settings?
I did not find any specialized software, but I was told that there are extensions for Chrome, in which you can adjust the color scheme to improve the legibility of colors.
1) https://chrome.google.com/webstore/deta ... mpekpfnkih
2) https://chrome.google.com/webstore/deta ... lmfececool
Tthe idea is to open a screenshot from step 2 in the browser, using the extension to configure the image. Then take another screenshot from the browser (point to point) and use it in step 4.
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Re: custom "Color correction" settings?
thanks for your -very- indepth response to this! Sadly, this is all far over my head and what i'm comfortabe making on my own, especially since its making all these custom color things, that I honestly can't even see to begin with. I will just have to wait till someone comes along to make some of these for the community.hhr wrote: ↑Sat, 8. Dec 18, 22:06I did not find any specialized software, but I was told that there are extensions for Chrome, in which you can adjust the color scheme to improve the legibility of colors.
1) https://chrome.google.com/webstore/deta ... mpekpfnkih
2) https://chrome.google.com/webstore/deta ... lmfececool
Tthe idea is to open a screenshot from step 2 in the browser, using the extension to configure the image. Then take another screenshot from the browser (point to point) and use it in step 4.
again though, thank you for posting all the information you have on the subject!