Just open reshade menu in-game and tweak a shaderīy changing settings in lower part of menu! Your should tweak a little some of shaders, Customize my reshade preset to your resolution.Īs I play in 2560x1440, if your resolution is different, Pressing shift+f2 and following instructions.Īfter configuration, reshade menu will be accessibleĨ. If it's first run, reshade may ask you to configure it by (if you downloaded and enabled preset with required shaders as When d2 will be loaded, reshade will load and compile shaders, Run project d2 game.exe with argument '-3dfx' (without quotes). Download and extract my shader set (link at the end)ħ. Note2: on final install step click configuration and selectĦ.5. Note: while installing reshade as target use game.exe Install Reshade, by selecting OpenGL mode.Īs of shaders packages, you can pick all or select just one,Īnyway I will provide shaders that I used in my preset. Download my ReShade presets (links at the end).Ħ. Since not much time passed,Īctual version(if it changed) should be fine.ĥ.5. c) click on 'renderer' button and enable checkboxes like that: b) click on 'settings' button and enable checkboxes like that: Run glide-init.exe and configure by steps:Ī) click on 'OpenGL-infos' buttons to detect To your project d2 folder, and glide-init.exe should beĪt the same level as your game.exe of project d2.Ĥ. Note: content of the folder should be extracted Rendering, but we require glide-init.exe to configure wrapper, Note: Project d2 already has glide3x.dll for using glide mode in opengl

Download Sven's glide wrapper (link at the end).

Step-by-step (You know exactly what you do) 1. There is two possible ways to do it at minimum. SHOULD BE FIXED BY PD2 TEAM.Īs I promised somewhere, here is instructions for making Diablo 2 as atmospheric as possible, based on Project Diablo 2.Įxample of result (appearance can be tweaked to your personal taste):

What is project diablo 2