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Enjoy! This game is ALOT better than when it came out lol
Please make it as a guide so we can all check it for future references.
Best wishes!
''Simply copy everything to your steamapps\common\Aliens Colonial Marines\Binaries\Win32 folder and start game normaly.)''
Wich leads to my question, what do you mean with everything?
Make a guess......
Copy everything of that file to that folder. That's it...
Placebo, The game doesn't ship with DX11 support I'm afraid.
I had originally debunked this DX11 parameter on the Original Gearbox forums which have since been closed as Gearbox made a new Forum and none of the prior content carried over.
Anyway, How I debunked it was by enabling the DX11 line and disabling DX9, DX10 and DX10.1 and then ran the game with MSI afterburner enabled complete with the Overlay, And the renderer was showing as DX9 consistently regardless of which "DX" I enabled / disabled.
Spot on! Reshade uses seperate DLL's for DX9 (d3d9.dll) and DX10/11 (dxgi.dll) and ACM always uses DX9