Borderlands remove cel shader
C:\Users\kevin\Documents\My Games\Borderlands 2\WillowGame\Config\
C:\Users\kevin\Documents\My Games\Borderlands The Pre-Sequel
In WillowEngine.ini, find this line:
DefaultPostProcessName=WillowEngineMaterials.WillowScenePostProcess
To turn off the shader, you need to make adjustments to the line — namely, remove both instances of the word “Willow,” so it looks like this:
DefaultPostProcessName=EngineMaterials.ScenePostProcess
Disable Cel Shading
In WillowEngine.ini, find the same line as above:
DefaultPostProcessName=WillowEngineMaterials.WillowScenePostProcess
and change it to:
DefaultPostProcessName=WillowEngineMaterials.RyanScenePostProcess
That will remove the black outline shader as above, and also disable the cel shading effect to make the graphics slightly more realistic and add more contrast on surfaces. You’ll also get a pretty marked performance boost, because these shaders take a fair amount of processing power.
C:\Users\kevin\Documents\My Games\Borderlands The Pre-Sequel
In WillowEngine.ini, find this line:
DefaultPostProcessName=WillowEngineMaterials.WillowScenePostProcess
To turn off the shader, you need to make adjustments to the line — namely, remove both instances of the word “Willow,” so it looks like this:
DefaultPostProcessName=EngineMaterials.ScenePostProcess
Disable Cel Shading
In WillowEngine.ini, find the same line as above:
DefaultPostProcessName=WillowEngineMaterials.WillowScenePostProcess
and change it to:
DefaultPostProcessName=WillowEngineMaterials.RyanScenePostProcess
That will remove the black outline shader as above, and also disable the cel shading effect to make the graphics slightly more realistic and add more contrast on surfaces. You’ll also get a pretty marked performance boost, because these shaders take a fair amount of processing power.
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