Or maybe you’re color-blind, like me, and want to make a style that makes it easier to differentiate between colors and see key features. With Freestyle’s options you can be more creative with your games, adding a retro war-themed filter for your favorite FPS, for example, or enhancing color and contrast to make a game look more photorealistic. Today, we’re unveiling NVIDIA Freestyle, a way for you to personally customize a game’s appearance through the application of real-time post-processing filters.

I don't know how it things will be on my new system, haven't tried it yet but I better not make too many changes to the game files.Anyways, does anyone know an alternative to get SweetFX working or a Hook preset that is recommendable in my case?Thanks in advance.NVIDIA Freestyle: Customize Your Game’s Appearance In Real-Time Changing to performance mode didn't help there as well. (I think it was called Clearer Days and Darker Nights) Also tabbing out and in causes problems while running Hook. The preset I had from the SweetFX preset selector was perfect for me. I'm looking for something that makes the game less vibrant/flashy and darkens things such as caves but also adds a bit of sharpness. Does anyone know a solution or maybe a way to help with it?I considered switching to Hook since my system could run it well but I've always found it difficult to actually configure settings well enough and I just can't seem to find the right preset too. Sadly, I don't know how to manually install it for GW2 since I'm afraid I'll break anything. I thought that I could get it back through Overwolf but it seems to be gone.

I had the original install still but I had to delete the Bin64 folder because GW2 would freeze on startup with the original install and so now the Reshade stuff is gone. I just recently upgraded my entire PC and I wanted to reinstall the SweetFX Reshade thing for the game again but I simply can't find it on Overwolf anymore.

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