Sweetfx and anisotropic filtering , better graphics and bettter image quality

First sorry for my bad guide its nothing fancy but gets the job done so I will show u how to get REAL anisotropic filtering in game and a better realistic image color with sweetfx

Getting anisotropic filtering to work u must simply force it to enable on ur nvidia control panel (if ur using AMD I guess u do the same thing) I use 16x and I recommend that to see the real difference between a crisp image and blurry image .

Go to Manage 3d Settings > Program Settings > Select Requiem.exe and set anisotropic filtering to 16x and Click Appy

~NOTE : I am using full screen mode I am not sure it will work if u use window mode

~Anisotropic filtering simple example u can see on the OFF setting how the floor gets blurry and ugly on the distance :

ON :  http://postimg.org/image/5mtoioaqd/

OFF : http://postimg.org/image/pwieuj73n/

~SWEETFX (from now on u google it and use it at own risk as requiem support notified me this is a 3rd pary program it dosnt really break any rules but any changes u make to ur game is at ur own risk )

Edited by Kokogore, 03 January 2016 - 04:04 AM.

They didn't say anything when I posted about it.

I hope I can get a reply from a staff member , once I find about sweetfx long time ago I applied it to all my games I have and where it wos not necessary I still applied a bit of sharpen

If I can make a noob question and have an answer about it... how did you (the sweetfx) and this can fix the lag caused by some lights?

Using sweetfx 2.0 on the official page of the program u can DL it and install it it will detect ur game directx after u select ur requiem.exe on the setup , and after that u can tweak ur settings inside sweetfx folder which is in ur game installation folder after u intsalled it . I have no fps lose but if u go heavy on some settings u can lose like 3 fps depends , tricky part is to get a nice image quality I am still working on it but I am aiming for a realistic atmoshpere in the game with dark areas where is no light and crisp and realistic lightning

Edited by Kokogore, 28 December 2015 - 09:27 AM.

They don't use real lighting systems, so it will be difficult to get the info sweetFX needs. I used the current brightness as input for if its day or night, then adjusted from there.

Cool

u would have to add enb that adds shaders to the game for any lighting effects...ie godrays...but if requiem itself adds no lighting its kinda pointless.

Edited by sonemere, 29 December 2015 - 07:06 PM.

what else can this app do?

I have updated my guide hope it will make ur game more enjoyable Merry Christmas everybody