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What apparently can't be fixed is the "bypass interface" stuff, if you turn that on, the mod won't work (for me a shadering and shading mod would make sense only if it could bypass the interface, because then it wouldn't be able to touch texts etc)
Now.. I messed around with the settings and disabled all blurring etc, but in the end I just keep it off, because I don't see much point in messing with the graphics, I have some cool texture mods etc, and the game looks great already. :-)
But yes, I feel the same about this mod; that's the thing that never appealed to me: all the blurriness. BUT I will give it this if you dont look to closely at stuff, do not examine details, dont look at text. Then it does look pretty. I would say the approach is almost impressionistic in that you get the best experience by not examining the details but rather take in the impression from the full image as a whole.
You may be able to fix the blurriness this by adding a sharpening effect to the filter, though you are probably going to also introduce some shimmering if you that, so its a tradeoff.