Geforce announced an Filter Feature (including colorblind filter) for FF14 and others

[era1Ne]

https://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/2018/0...nsel-ces-2018/

Just wanted to post this, because maybe this could be interesting for colorblind people or for everyone else that want to have filters for the game. In my opinion thats an interesting feature. Whats your opinion on it?

[Slirith]

Sad that it's taking a outside party to do this.

[Estelle9lives]

Freestyle is already live (although still on Beta). I tried it yesterday and absolutely loved it, it works pretty well in a game like this where colors are washed out. Here's a few things I could observe:

- No impact on performance. Stormshade and its presets makes my FPS dip by 40+ on maximum settings.
- Doesn't screw up your HUD transparency like ReShade does (this is the big dealbreaker for me)
- Much easier to tweak and customize
- Seemed to have less of an effect on screenshots compared to ReShade

Can't speak on the colorblind feature since I don't have this issue, but for all intents and purposes of making the game look more lively and pleasant to the eyes without hampering performance, I'd say it does wonders.

[Kacho_Nacho]

I wish it worked for my graphics card.

[silverlunarfox]

Freestyle is already live (although still on Beta). I tried it yesterday and absolutely loved it, it works pretty well in a game like this where colors are washed out. Here's a few things I could observe:

- No impact on performance. Stormshade and its presets makes my FPS dip by 40+ on maximum settings.
- Doesn't screw up your HUD transparency like ReShade does (this is the big dealbreaker for me)
- Much easier to tweak and customize
- Seemed to have less of an effect on screenshots compared to ReShade

Can't speak on the colorblind feature since I don't have this issue, but for all intents and purposes of making the game look more lively and pleasant to the eyes without hampering performance, I'd say it does wonders.

See Nvidia notified me about this but I was concerned over the performance hits. Maybe I'll give it a spin based on this.