What to do to remove the green filter from the game, improve textures, cgs and videos, fov and etc?

[StrikerFX]

Hey guys! I wanted to take advantage of the hype over the re 4 remake and play the franchise games that I haven't finished yet, that includes RE 5, 6, revelations 1 and 2. I'll start with 5 and he's the reason I opened this topic , because I need help to improve the game.

At the moment, I want to make a few changes to the game, including removing the green filter, increasing the quality of textures and videos, making the laser target work in the campaign using keyboard and mouse, and maybe improving the fov, but on that specific subject of tips, because I don't have much knowledge about this functionality.

Reading some topics, for some of my doubts, they recommend using Lyall's RE5Fix, this one at first, from what I understand, solves the problem of the green filter, correct? To configure fov, does it also work? If yes, how do I configure the values ​​for the game?

On the part of using textures in high definition, cgs and videos, what should I do? Reading some things on a forum, I saw a user recommended this mod for videos in higher resolution, which is on nexusmods [www.nexusmods.com] For videos, is this mod enough? But I think it shouldn't work on the gold edition version as the same is only for the standard version.

For the textures I saw this mod [www.nexusmods.com] recommended, but by his analysis they complain that the control stops working if you use this mod.

For laser sighting, I saw this mod recommended, but it seems to be buggy, since it needs an old mod, incompatible with the current version of the game. Is there any way to make the laser sight work using keyboard and mouse?

Yesterday I was looking for information on nexus mods and I saw this video on youtube, from a guy who practically solved almost all the doubts I have, such as green filter, textures, etc., but I didn't see anything about the laser sight and fov. Is this configuration good?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IkHdkg8wsws

I apologize in advance for the long text, but I wanted to make the most of the experience in this game, I want to complete it 100%, if I can do it with the most beautiful quality possible, it would be even better.

[häkeem]

the RE5 trainer on nexusmods can remove the green filter and give you the laser sight and the game has been patched to let you change the fov yourself in the settings

[Nikolay]

Lyall's RE5Fix found on GitHub includes an adjustable FOV slider (values above 10 break the game's rendering and LODs from my own testing) and a color filter remover, that makes the game actually realistic instead of bloating it with unnecessary effects, some of which are performance heavy like the ENB mods tend to do.

Alternatively, you can use trainers to achieve both, but from my own experience, I can say most people download trainers so they can gain an unfair edge in Mercenaries and Versus over the other players.

Quality of Life Fixes, a mod you can download from the Steam Guides fixes a bunch of issues with the game, and it adds the option for laser aim while using mouse and keyboard.
[only downside being in order for it to work, it has to downgrade your game to the previously available version before CAPCOM's latest update, meaning if you want to play with others, they'll need to install it ; just to be sure you can make a backup of your vanilla (unmodded) game directory and always revert back to the vanilla files instead of taking chances with Steam's slow files verifying option.]
The mod also features an option that simulates the improved FOV camera from PS4, you can always enable it and combine it with Lyall's Fix for an even better camera perspective.

Texture mods do not exist for the game sadly, all the texture overhaul is happening for games released prior to RE5, probably because people seem to hate it for its action-oriented approach. Even if there are any, they're probably private, WIP or yet to be released, there's not a single mod that attempts to improve RE5's textures like the HD Project for 4 for example. The closest things you can find to retexture mods nowadays are weapon skin mods, some of which were designed for the standard version of the game which breaks them on the Gold Edition, and character texture / model retextures.

[StrikerFX]

I understood, so I'll follow your advice, for the moment I'll just use Lyall's RE5Fix, with it I can already eliminate a very annoying problem, which is the green filter, that makes the game hideous, without it, it's beautiful.

The RE5 trainer, if I'm going to use it, will only be in campaign mode, and just to activate the laser sight, but that's not so important now. I'm considering playing using the controller right now.

The Lyall's RE5Fix mod, I saw that it has some options in it, how should I configure them, to have the best possible quality? Anyway, I just have to thank you for the tips, thanks a lot guys, I'll follow your tips and start playing, I want to make the most of the experience. It's going to be a marathon, starting with 5, then 6 and then the two revelations, I want to platinum them all if possible.

[Nikolay]

Originally posted by StrikerFX:

I understood, so I'll follow your advice, for the moment I'll just use Lyall's RE5Fix, with it I can already eliminate a very annoying problem, which is the green filter, that makes the game hideous, without it, it's beautiful.

The RE5 trainer, if I'm going to use it, will only be in campaign mode, and just to activate the laser sight, but that's not so important now. I'm considering playing using the controller right now.

The Lyall's RE5Fix mod, I saw that it has some options in it, how should I configure them, to have the best possible quality? Anyway, I just have to thank you for the tips, thanks a lot guys, I'll follow your tips and start playing, I want to make the most of the experience. It's going to be a marathon, starting with 5, then 6 and then the two revelations, I want to platinum them all if possible.

Glad to have helped out. I'm pretty sure the options are explained in the .ini file itself, but if you want to make use of the Improved Shadows, set the number value to 4096.

The FPS cap can be helpful because when playing on 60 FPS you'll reduce the chances of AI glitches occuring in-game
(Majini getting stuck in walls or out of bounds, teleporting etc.) and generally make the game more stable. If you're using a monitor with a refresh rate equivalent of higher than 120 Hz, you can set the cap to 120 FPS, however, animations in the game were not optimized for 120 or more frames - something I believe I read from one of the authors of the QoL Fixes mod Anthony.