That’s interesting that you’d mention geforce experience because it now comes bundled with what essentially is a reshade baked into it.
Game filters, they are called, and works exactly the same as reshade
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I don’t think it’s against the rules but not supported either, technically it could get picked up by the anti-cheat thinking it’s something malicious which is why they won’t outright give the OK however I’ve never actually heard if anyone being banned for shaders/tmorph.
Interesting.
I mostly use it for recording via Shadowplay. Didn’t know they added post processes.
Yup, even more so of a reason to allow reshade
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Tmorph actually changed models though. You could make your voidwalker a fire elemental or change your race.
What reshade does is alter colors and contrast, graphical effects. Totally different thing.
That’s pretty cool, I did see it earlier but never really took notice and might be something I will use instead since it is inbuilt in a program that I am pretty sure would be 100% allowed, and more to the point, optimised.
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It cannot be disallowed because it is within nvidia’s drivers themselves, they do process all the graphical output and they naturally would be able to inject such settings before it is rendered without even needing to hook into WoW.