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INSTALL GUIDE VIDEO
NaturalVision is the result of greatly utilizing ReShade, ENB, VisualSettings and TimeCycle files in combination with the VisualV mod. The goal was to try and make GTA5 look as photorealistic as possible. Over 400 hours of work was put into Version 2.0, which is a complete overhaul of the original mod.
Although this was built on top of VisualV's files, there have been numerous changes made to the environmental weathers, lighting, timecycle and colors in order to improve the aspect of realism. The tonemapping has also been adjusted through VisualSettings and ReShade to try and mimic how we view the real world through our eyes.
Please leave your feedback in the comments section.
This mod requires VisualV in order to properly work.
You can download it at this link.
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Install guide is included in the super detailed "README" file within the download.
Currently available in English, Russian and German but additional language support will be added soon.
Please read everything carefully in the readme before commenting about an issue. There is a good amount of useful information in there that should help you troubleshoot your issues and also answer your questions.
In regards to minimum or maximum specs:
The only thing that matters is how you run currently run GTAV without mods and the FPS you're averaging. Take that and subtract the framerate by 5 or 10, depending on which version you decide to use.
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Changelog
v2.2
- Updated the README with new instructions (Step 4 and Step 5)
- Modified sky / fog colors in ExtraSunny and Clear weather
- Tweaked directional lighting to provide a warmer feel during daytime
- New night time lighting in all weathers
- Fixed Deband ReShade issue causing night time to be pitch black in certain areas
- Adjusted traffic light corona size for more visibility during daytime
- Increased wind in Rain and Thunder weathers
- Adjusted the type of Clouds appearing in-game
- Recreated the Main ReShade Preset from scratch. Balanced and performance friendly.
- Various ENB and visualsettings lighting tweaks
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Credits:
Rockstar Games & Rockstar North
VisualV (_CP_ & robi29)
ReShade 3.0 Team (Crosire, MartyMcFly, Ganossa, Ceejay and others)
ENBSeries Dev (Boris Vorontsov)
Special Thanks
Frazzlee
Elimina
Laczarus
Quentin Tarantino
turtlevan
OptioNz
young hollow
...and many other people (both friends and family) that helped provide feedback, beta test or supported me.
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Recommended Mods:
Your game won't look like mine until you grab a few extra mods that are sure to enhance your GTAV experience. Here is what I recommend...
L.A Roads 2.0 Mod
L.A Roads 2.0 Patch
https://www.gta5-mods.com/misc/l-a-vegetation-oiv-installer-cryhd-frazzlee
Real Freeway Signs Mod
advancedblur.asi from the VisualV 'optional' folder
Environmental Emergency Lights
Corona Begone
For a full list of recommended mods, check out the readme
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Please do not redistribute these files without my permission. Thanks!
First Uploaded: July 25, 2016
Last Updated: January 04, 2017
Last Downloaded: 7 minutes ago
4,134 Comments
High-Resolution Image Gallery
INSTALL GUIDE VIDEO
NaturalVision is the result of greatly utilizing ReShade, ENB, VisualSettings and TimeCycle files in combination with the VisualV mod. The goal was to try and make GTA5 look as photorealistic as possible. Over 400 hours of work was put into Version 2.0, which is a complete overhaul of the original mod.
Although this was built on top of VisualV's files, there have been numerous changes made to the environmental weathers, lighting, timecycle and colors in order to improve the aspect of realism. The tonemapping has also been adjusted through VisualSettings and ReShade to try and mimic how we view the real world through our eyes.
Please leave your feedback in the comments section.
This mod requires VisualV in order to properly work.
You can download it at this link.
———————————————————————
Install guide is included in the super detailed "README" file within the download.
Currently available in English, Russian and German but additional language support will be added soon.
Please read everything carefully in the readme before commenting about an issue. There is a good amount of useful information in there that should help you troubleshoot your issues and also answer your questions.
In regards to minimum or maximum specs:
The only thing that matters is how you run currently run GTAV without mods and the FPS you're averaging. Take that and subtract the framerate by 5 or 10, depending on which version you decide to use.
———————————————————————
Changelog
v2.2
- Updated the README with new instructions (Step 4 and Step 5)
- Modified sky / fog colors in ExtraSunny and Clear weather
- Tweaked directional lighting to provide a warmer feel during daytime
- New night time lighting in all weathers
- Fixed Deband ReShade issue causing night time to be pitch black in certain areas
- Adjusted traffic light corona size for more visibility during daytime
- Increased wind in Rain and Thunder weathers
- Adjusted the type of Clouds appearing in-game
- Recreated the Main ReShade Preset from scratch. Balanced and performance friendly.
- Various ENB and visualsettings lighting tweaks
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Credits:
Rockstar Games & Rockstar North
VisualV (_CP_ & robi29)
ReShade 3.0 Team (Crosire, MartyMcFly, Ganossa, Ceejay and others)
ENBSeries Dev (Boris Vorontsov)
Special Thanks
Frazzlee
Elimina
Laczarus
Quentin Tarantino
turtlevan
OptioNz
young hollow
...and many other people (both friends and family) that helped provide feedback, beta test or supported me.
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Recommended Mods:
Your game won't look like mine until you grab a few extra mods that are sure to enhance your GTAV experience. Here is what I recommend...
L.A Roads 2.0 Mod
L.A Roads 2.0 Patch
https://www.gta5-mods.com/misc/l-a-vegetation-oiv-installer-cryhd-frazzlee
Real Freeway Signs Mod
advancedblur.asi from the VisualV 'optional' folder
Environmental Emergency Lights
Corona Begone
For a full list of recommended mods, check out the readme
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Please do not redistribute these files without my permission. Thanks!
First Uploaded: July 25, 2016
Last Updated: January 04, 2017
Last Downloaded: 7 minutes ago
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June 15, 2017
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CPU: Intel Core i5-4570 CPU @ 3.20GHz
RAM: 16 GB
OS: Windows 10
GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750
Would my specs do well with NaturalVision?5 days ago -
makes standard gta v look dated in comparison :P also one thing i noticed is that a lot of the videos showcase the city being lit mainly orange/yellow while on my install there's a lot of white light in areas. just doesn't fit with the sodium-yellow light fixtures e.g. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yJnbtWj8PL4 at the start of that video it's literally all orange, while this is a screen of my install where the abundance of orange light is visibly less intense: http://imgur.com/a/GDmlP, are they using a different preset? just like the nostalgic look of orange light, what with all the horrible new LEDs being installed now.
5 days ago -
Whenever I try to start the NaturalVision Editor, it says "This app can't run on your PC"
4 days ago -
@razed I'd consider talking to the modder of this mod, https://www.gta5-mods.com/misc/realistic-effects-of-explosions his explosions go really good with naturalvision
3 days ago -
@enjoythekilling I will update this page.
@KiIIstreak Probably not with the current version since ReShade hurts... but with NV Remastered you'll be fine.
@halowraith1 Please wait for the big update which fixes and improves all that stuff.
@erniewatson1 I use his explosion mod already and it's the best one out there. It will be on the list of recommended mods to grab.
Btw check this out: http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=948085473I made it with Epic Explosions.
3 days ago -
I have Naturalvision 2.2 and VisualV 1.0.330....I have put the Files from the visualV into NV 2.2 Editor.When i will start the NV 2.2 Editor it comes ""Wrong Version of VisualV"".I have VisualV 1.0.330 but i need VisualV 1.0.250.Will you updated NV 2.2 that it works with VisualV 1.0.330 ?????
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@Razed Great to hear. If you want. Could you upload that recommended mods list somewhere before the release of NV Remastered? Also are you sure that artwork from your steam profile is from GTA V?!
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@razed thank you for the quick reply and the link to the animated gif you sent me to is awesome
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@razed I used have the same explosions you've got. But I installed a realistic car pack and my game crashes after a few hours with a memory error. Lol, I backed my game up before the mod. I had everything maxed out in 1080p with my gtx 1060 6gb sc. I tried to edit my gameconfig.xml file, but it still crashes after a while.
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@Razed do you have any car packs installed in your game? I tried it and my game kept crashing with a memory error so I deleted the game and restored my NV backup. I have to ask because I had the same nissan in my car pack that you used in your screenshots. I'm probably gonna download the car separately and put it back in my game.
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@erniewatson1 l've the same problem with my GTX1060. When l uninstall my modded car, GTA5 work
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@UG7z yeah, it only seems to happen with full car packs. If I install only a few cars, the game won't crash. Right now I have a 70 chevelle, a porsche 911, and a 57 belair. I changed the lazer into a f18 hornet. I want to change the police cars and install the nissan that razed has in his. I just want to be careful not to crash it again
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@martinlm Maybe it's not working because you updated your game and ScriptHook is causing a crash?
@Tornado '92 Don't worry, I am not halting development. Everything is still on schedule but may be pushed back a little, depending on what happens during the next few days / weeks. I have a decent backup plan to bring the mod to users who are not able to use OpenIV but it will require Scripthook, so that needs to be updated. My last resort plan involves piracy and some more work but hopefully we don't have to go that route.
The biggest issue is that a lot of users keep updating their game and even though OpenIV still works, Rockstar can easily change something in a future update to prevent the program from working with newer versions of GTAV. At that point, we'll require downgrading software just to run modded content (see GTAIV) and it makes the entire install process more complicated than necessary.
My advice for everyone is to make two copies of your game. Keep track of when a new GTA Online update is about to hit. On that day, rename your main GTAV folder to something else and name the backup folder to what the main folder was originally called. Then run the updater. I do this on steam and let it update my backup version, then I switch the folder names again and run my modded copy. This lets me play without worrying about updates that interfere with Scripthook or OpenIV. Problem is that casual consumers who are looking for a simple way to mod their game won't bother to go through this process.
TL;DR = We all need to wait and see what happens next.