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# Download your shader of choice (see list of shaders bellow). | # Download your shader of choice (see list of shaders bellow). | ||
# Extract the ''*.fx'' file inside your ''PCSX2'' directory | # Extract the ''*.fx'' file inside your ''PCSX2'' directory '''(where the main executable file is located)'''. Note that from PCSX2 version ''1.3.0'' the shader should be placed in a special ''shaders'' folder instead of the root folder. | ||
# Rename the extracted file to ''shader.fx'' (remember to back up the existing ''shader.fx'' file in case you will want to restored it later). | # Rename the extracted file to ''shader.fx'' (remember to back up the existing ''shader.fx'' file in case you will want to restored it later). | ||
# Enable the external shader in GSdx using one of the three methods below: | # Enable the external shader in GSdx using one of the three methods below: | ||
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{{Tip| On ''low end'' systems the combined use of '''Fx Shader''' and '''FXAA''' and/or a high custom resolution can hinder rendering speed. | {{Tip| On ''low end'' systems the combined use of '''Fx Shader''' and '''FXAA''' and/or a high custom resolution can hinder rendering speed. | ||
Try to fiddle with settings until you find the one that better suits your need for a particular game.}} | Try to fiddle with settings until you find the one that better suits your need for a particular game.}} | ||
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=Shaders download links= | =Shaders download links= | ||
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{{Tip|To get the most out of GSdx FX, try experiment by customizing settings and combining some effects together.}} | {{Tip|To get the most out of GSdx FX, try experiment by customizing settings and combining some effects together.}} | ||
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=SweetFX= | =SweetFX= | ||