@tk0wnz Yes I tried it with the latest NVR release. It did not fix it, same behavior in dark places. I also played with the ENB settings. Deactivated every possible option and nothing solved it. So I deactivated option 1, then enabled it, option 2 then enabled it and so on. @L00 I know its a bad option but: If you use 7zip and unpack the OIV files of VisualV and NVR you can see the files which are being replaced. The delta of NVR are the files which cause the bad light in dark places
@L00 regarding this "@tk0wnz I'm kind of lost on this one, when I use vanilla or VisualV my shader behave as intended, but not with NVR during nighttime. I could have some hints but for now I lack of knowledge with the GTA effects and settings to find what exactly could be the reason of this in order to fix it."
This effect only occurs if you are below a street lamp/light. Hope this is helpful. I can reproduce this, Vanilla or VisualV everything fine. But NVR with or without VisualV this "bug" occurs.
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Does not work. There is no rain effect on the cars. This is actually the main feature of this mod.
@hawkdawg88 yes
Recomment: M.V.G.A crashes too, but NVR + Redux functions well
@tk0wnz I think I'll try that:
NVR (enb settings from NVR enabled), then Redux 1.5 (ReShade with Redux Ultra enabled) and then M.V.G.A 2.65 installed.
Here is the video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DZCLqJMFZUg
@L00 PRSA looks stunning on the photos. But if you install it, its kinda blury, not so sharp. It needs to be sharper
@tk0wnz Yes I tried it with the latest NVR release. It did not fix it, same behavior in dark places. I also played with the ENB settings. Deactivated every possible option and nothing solved it. So I deactivated option 1, then enabled it, option 2 then enabled it and so on. @L00 I know its a bad option but: If you use 7zip and unpack the OIV files of VisualV and NVR you can see the files which are being replaced. The delta of NVR are the files which cause the bad light in dark places
@L00 regarding this "@tk0wnz I'm kind of lost on this one, when I use vanilla or VisualV my shader behave as intended, but not with NVR during nighttime. I could have some hints but for now I lack of knowledge with the GTA effects and settings to find what exactly could be the reason of this in order to fix it."
This effect only occurs if you are below a street lamp/light. Hope this is helpful. I can reproduce this, Vanilla or VisualV everything fine. But NVR with or without VisualV this "bug" occurs.