It looks something like this: Anything that’s a “Configuration setting” type is a shader preset I pretty much just put any presets I download in the game folder – don’t know if that’s the way to do it or not, but it works for me. I never have, and don’t have any problems, so I just left them alone. That folder actually contains the shaders, and the instructions suggest that you remove shaders you aren’t using. The files you need are “dxgi.dll”, “ReShade.ini” and the “reshade-shaders” folder. The basic rundown: download the Stormshade files (Download button is on the main page of the website) and extract them into your FINAL FANTASY XIV Online\game folder.
Looks like there are a couple of DX runtimes you want to make sure you have as well. You do need to be running the DirectX 11 version of FFXIV for these to work. The Stormshade website has a step by step on installing the files required, as well as prerequisites. A few of the presets can be used for play, and will usually be marked in the description if so. Note: Often, these presets are very intensive on your PC resources, so I don’t suggest using them outside of taking screenshots. One day I’ll spend some time making my own. For most of the shots I take, I flip between the various presets I’ve downloaded until I find a combination of something I like to look at. There’s a whole page of those on the Stormshade site.
Not only can you create your own settings based on the shaders provided, but you can also download shader presets created by the community. I don’t know what all that exactly means, other than some of the visual options you couldn’t normally fiddle with are open to edit while it’s turned on. Stormshade is a version of Reshade that has unlocked the depth-buffer for FFXIV. This is because I’ve been dabbling with a shader system made specifically for FFXIV called Stormshade. Maybe you’ve noticed that as of late, a number of the FFXIV screenshots I post here seem of better quality than the shots of yore.
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