Hit Permanent Push to Application at bottom with orange background. Make sure Direct3D 9 is selected, hit Confirm. 
Browse to your \Steam\steamapps\common\raceroom racing experience\game\ directory, select RRRE.exe. Run the Mediator.exe in the directory you originally unzipped it to. Copy the ReShade32.dll to your \Steam\steamapps\common\raceroom racing experience\game\ directory. Userli is how I got it working, your results may vary: I've always had problems getting this to run with RaceRoom for some reason but brought it back up to me the other day and I messed around with it for awhile and was finally able to get it working (maybe I should check the readme's out more.) Like the original post from Georg says I'm also using ReShade. This is in no way related to Sector3 Studios, and no official support will be provided. To uninstall remove the R3E Profile in the ReShade Assistant. 
Move the camera around and zoom in to get the car in focus.
Get familiar with the free cam options in R3E. IMPORTANT: Enable complex motion blur in the game´s visual settings (or there will be artifacts). IMPORTANT: Disable AA in the game´s visual settings (otherwise DOF won't work). IMPORTANT: For the DOF to work you need to set Depth Linearization to 0 in the Assistant. Download the attached file and unpack it into the ReShade\Presets folder. If you want to give it a try, do the following: I do not recommend using it during normal gameplay. Presets should run automagically as you launch the game, but you can turn it on/off with ScrollLock.I only use it for screenshots. #include "SweetFX\Presets\Default_1.5_settings.txt"Ĭhange both the preset's name to your desired preset's name, eg.: and save. You should see most likely this: #include "SweetFX_settings.txt" In your 'The Witcher Enhanced Edition\system' folder look for 'SweetFX_preset.txt' and open it. (In W1 case it goes here: The Witcher Enhanced Edition\system)(also the SFX database point you where you need to copy the files for each game)Ĭopy your downloaded preset TXTs into 'The Witcher Enhanced Edition\system\SweetFX\Presets' folder. 
In most case, extract it's content into the folder where you find the. Second, you need the base SweetFx "API" (see here, go for 1.5 ) First of all, don't use multiple presets simultaneously.
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