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D3 in a more darker look - we get it

HrothaHrotha Member UncommonPosts: 821
in Diablo 3

For the ones who dont know already and complained (like myself) that D3 looks too colorful and not dark enough:

There is a tool out there, with which you can adjust the contrast. With amazing results imho:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LcnIIVYSuLM

The same tool is used in Skyrim called FXAA Injector.

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Comments

  • arnaki3000arnaki3000 Member UncommonPosts: 66

    quite interesting

    Bliz should add this as an option!, they 'll most probably ban it tho :-(

  • RelGnRelGn Member Posts: 494

    this is very interesting.

    This filter makes it loook very nice

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  • sibs4455sibs4455 Member UncommonPosts: 369

    I don't see why you wont be able to use this on BattleNett because Blizzard allows Bots / Hacks / Exploits etc already.

  • TaiphozTaiphoz Member UncommonPosts: 353

    I like I like the brighter version to be honest, but then its hard to tell till you see it full screen and in realtime.

  • fivorothfivoroth Member UncommonPosts: 3,916

    Originally posted by sibs4455

    I don't see why you wont be able to use this on BattleNett because Blizzard allows Bots / Hacks / Exploits etc already.

    Yeah right...........................

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  • Unknown

    I prefer the normal version. The lighting seems to give everything a more cohesive look.

  • sajahsajah Member Posts: 35
    Ban it ? They can't ban it... it's not a D3 mod in itself, it's a direct3D PP filter, it doesn't touch the game, it changes your graphics output, it's operated within DirectX, by the way it's not just D3, you can do it with any DX comptatible game (because it's a DX feature).
  • ArconaArcona Member UncommonPosts: 1,182

    D3 is already much much darker than Torchlight 2

    also, heard about gamma adjustment and contrast adjustment on monitor? :)

  • Unknown

    One very noticable thing though is that the textures look very muddy and low quality in the bright version. They look much sharper in the dark version... I think the bright version but with the sharp textures of the dark version would be by far the best combination?

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