Nvidia Experience Alternatives? [SOLUTION BY MYSELF]

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Hello community!
I want to use freestyle for CSGO to play around with the contrast and stuff like that but I can't install Nvidia Experience. So I am searching for alternatives.

Specs:
Software: Linux Mint Cinnamon 19
GPU: Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060
Driver: Nvidia (version 410)

Thanks for every help!

[thetargos]

You have to do so independently in the Nvidia settings, I am not sure the profiles can accomplish this (yet), and messing with the parameters most likely will have global effects.

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Originally posted by thetargos:

You have to do so independently in the Nvidia settings, I am not sure the profiles can accomplish this (yet), and messing with the parameters most likely will have global effects.

can I make setting just for one application/ program/ game?

[thetargos]

That is what profiles should do, but I am uncertain if you can make individual color adjustments (postprocessing, AA, AF, Texture quality, I know you can, only color I am not sure)

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Originally posted by thetargos:

That is what profiles should do, but I am uncertain if you can make individual color adjustments (postprocessing, AA, AF, Texture quality, I know you can, only color I am not sure)

ok, how do i make profiles?

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Originally posted by Rogue:

Originally posted by N0RM4L ツ:

ok, how do i make profiles?

With the NVIDIA X Server Settings app, go to Application Profiles, you'll see a tab for Profiles, Make sure 'Enable application profiles' is checked.

ok and how do I use it? First configurate and make on or make and safe configs? I tried to make a profil but it didn't work.

[thetargos]

Once you activate the use of profiles, you have to log out and back in or reload the config in nvidia settings IIRC, to make the changes valid for the current session.

[missed again]

If found something!

[DISCLAIMER: ONLY WORKS WITH NVIDIA]

For everyone who wants some extra experience in csgo:
Open new text document and call it *.sh
Enable rights for programs
paste that code:


#!/bin/sh

TOGGLE=$HOME/.toggle-vibrance
COLORS="Green Red Blue"

if [ ! -e $TOGGLE ]; then
touch $TOGGLE
VIBRANCE=800
GAMMA=1,3
else
rm $TOGGLE
VIBRANCE=0
GAMMA=1
fi
nvidia-settings -a "DigitalVibrance=${VIBRANCE}" > /dev/null
for COLOR in $COLORS; do
nvidia-settings -a "${COLOR}Gamma=${GAMMA}" > /dev/null
done


After pasting you save and just dobble tap the document for enableing and tap again for disabeling!

For "pros": U can change or add some settings, if you want to know how text me but I think those settings are the best

For seeing through molotov particles you need to have high details on in the grafik settings of csgo!

[Enigmatic]

Your monitor settings are best bet.

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Originally posted by Rogue:

Originally posted by N0RM4L ツ:

I found something!

It's always nice to give the source where you found it:

https://www.reddit.com/r/GlobalOffensive/comments/30cgo3/linux_digital_vibrance_script_for_nvidia_users/cprk8ob

That wasn't my source but ok

[missed again]

Originally posted by Rogue:

Originally posted by N0RM4L ツ:

I found something!

It's always nice to give the source where you found it:

https://www.reddit.com/r/GlobalOffensive/comments/30cgo3/linux_digital_vibrance_script_for_nvidia_users/cprk8ob

I'll mess around a bit to find the "real best". But with this settings you can see through fire much better. If you want to see no smoke above the fire you need to go to a zombie server. I don't know the IP bit if you are interested I can send it to you.