D3DOverrider then recreates the settings you deleted earlier but adapts them to your custom DXGI.dll. You'll likely get the ReShade greeting again when D3DOverrider is coming up. They work for me, but I think some further testing by others is needed to see how reliable they are. LasseB wrote: Just discovered these fixes. The second parameter lists the total number of buffers? Maybe it's just me jumping to conclusions, but it changes from 2 to 3 whenever D3DOverrider is running with triple buffering enabled. That's I corrent to presume that in a line like

run D3DOverrider.exe or D3DOverriderWrapper.exe (I never bothered to figure out what the differences are between the two).copy the DXGI.DLL that your shader put into the E:D directory into the same directory that D3DOverrider.exe and D3DOverriderWrapper.exe are in.open 'Config' in the 'Profiles' subdirectory.It will recreate these entries, but some of the numbers will have changed. completely remove both sections 'FnOffsetCache' and 'FnOffsetCache64'.open the file named just 'Config' in the 'Profiles' subdirectory.go to the directory where it's installed.

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