It can also sometimes be difficult to balance the brightness of Sims. When using any of the bloom options, scenes with bright lights can get over-exposed very quickly. A couple of the bloom options (Blooming HDR and qUINT_Bloom) have been set up specifically for night use, and if you use them during the day they won’t look good (there may be some exceptions - play around and see!). Some have quality settings that you can reduce if you need to, or you can decide to forgo the more performance-intensive ones altogether.ĭrift is ideally suited to scenery pictures, and is particularly beautiful at night. You can of course just use the LUTs and basic options, but your screenshots won’t look like mine unless you roll up your sleeves and get stuck in.īecause of all the different bloom options, performance can take quite a hit at times depending on how many of them you enable together.
They each work best in different situations, and in the instructions I’ve listed each of them in the order they appear in the shader list, along with some notes for how I think they work well together, and in which conditions, as well as some hints about how to tweak them if needed.ĭrift is a preset that to get the most out of it you’ll want to be comfortable turning shaders on and off, experimenting, and possibly even tweaking a few simple values in the shader settings themselves. There are seven (7!) bloom shaders set up, each of which can be used alone or layered with others. Where Drift shines is in all the various bloom options. In practice, I only ever really stuck with one of them (02), but in the early stages of production I couldn’t choose between them, so I’ve kept them all because options are good.
The result is Drift.Īs with all of my recent presets, Drift’s foundation is a series of LUTs that contain all the colour grading information. The brief was something more for taking screenshots than for everyday gameplay, which is always music to my ears. My starting point was a handful of sample pictures they gave me that had a muted, sepia, dreamlike feel. DRIFT - a ReShade preset for TS4 by amoebaeĭrift was made for one of my lovely Patreon subscribers.
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