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No. All this is doing is changing what color things are to increase contrast in the part of the spectrum you can see. You will not see the game like a non colorblind person does, as the colors are being shifted by a shader.
@Scurvyez
Shader-based colorblindness filters don't work that well for this sort of thing. You'd be better off changing the game art to recolor elements of the game to increase contrast for each type of color correction required, as the problem is ultimately color contrast for people who can't see certain wavelengths. Just shifting everything with a shader won't solve the problem.
Instead of dulling red (which is what's already happening in protanomalous vision), it cranks up the brightness of red and pushes it toward magenta.
@Partygurke If I understand correctly, in the third image on the left side, it should be somewhat easier for you to spot chemfuel, flowers, blood stains, and carnivore fine meals?
My question: (and no , I`m not 5 years old, sorry :)
If I Install Protanopia shaders. Do i see Rimworld like "normal" poeple seeing it?
Or will there be still a difference , and its helping me seeing something i didn`t see at all?