If not, open the "dxgi.ini" that will be generated after the first boot and make sure "Inject" is set to "true" ("Inject=true").Įxample of one of the moons using one of my bloom presets alongside no DoF, no ghosting and no black bars: Įxamples of HD artworks (they have more detail than what a 4K monitor can show, for the most part):ĭMC3 title screen with the Japanese logo (this HD logo only applies to the languages that use it): It should load custom textures by default. After that, unzip my texture packs in that same folder, so the "SK_Res" folder will be in the root folder of the game. Put "SpecialK64.dll" inside the "Devil May Cry HD Collection" folder and rename that file to "dxgi.dll". Unzip the contents of that file somwhere else, and you'll see a bunch of files. This is how to use them with Special K installed locally: With them, you'll be able to fix Dante's hair transparency in DMC3 and have super high resolution artworks (DMC2 and DMC3 menus) and moon. To use my texture packs () you need Special K. Hotkeys can be changed in "d3dx.ini", under every "", "". In very rare occasions (one of the last missions) you will need some of the other two hotkeys to not see red color if you disable this. It sometimes needs the "1" hotkey when you disable this or else it will look red. 1: depth of field toggle for DMC3, normally used in cutscenes. Explained in the "Extra instructions for Devil May Cry 1 and 2" section. F6 or XB_LEFT_THUMB: shadows and objects fix preset for DMC1 and DMC2. F5: sky bloom presets for DMC1 (daytime sky) and moon bloom for DMC3.
No issues other than that it disables fade to black and fade from black transitions.
Each game may need different convergence. The 3D Vision fix (), which you have to extract in the game folder, includes these real time toggles:
I have been working on this since the game release:
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