Search Results
7/23/2025, 1:16:07 PM
>>716199129
I'm with using Reshade to remove the fog in games which don't have existing mods or accessible cvars to remove it completely. I used a Reshade addon called Shader Toggler. It is not a post-processing shader effect but rather an addon which scans the game's shaders and interrupts the rendering pipeline to prevent them being drawn. So you scan, cycle through the render targets to find the shader responsible for fog, and disable it.
It had varying success. Some games had graphical glitches, not sure if this is a limitation of how the addon scans for or disables the shades, or if the fog shaders are inextricably linked to other stuff in the engine. Some games like Oblivion Remastered just straight up crashed. Seemed to work fine out Star Wars Outlaws. I'll try out some others.
I'm with using Reshade to remove the fog in games which don't have existing mods or accessible cvars to remove it completely. I used a Reshade addon called Shader Toggler. It is not a post-processing shader effect but rather an addon which scans the game's shaders and interrupts the rendering pipeline to prevent them being drawn. So you scan, cycle through the render targets to find the shader responsible for fog, and disable it.
It had varying success. Some games had graphical glitches, not sure if this is a limitation of how the addon scans for or disables the shades, or if the fog shaders are inextricably linked to other stuff in the engine. Some games like Oblivion Remastered just straight up crashed. Seemed to work fine out Star Wars Outlaws. I'll try out some others.
Page 1