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07 Nov 2016 15:09

Simply leave the detailed noise and don't change the cached shaders. The updated shaders supplied with the mod will not work correctly on each system. You have to change the very first line in each shader to the glsl version which your system supports:
#version 450 core
You may find it in the beginning of se.log:
[2016/11/07] GLSL   version: 3.30 NVIDIA
This is not easy if your GLSL version is not 4.5, which is assumed in the shaders supplied by this mod. So simply don't disable the detail nose, and you will have nothing to do with shaders. The detail noise is still a good option, because in my method textures are 4 times larger.
 
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07 Nov 2016 16:11

My English is bad, but later I'll try to explain this in the op 

So, there isn't another method to disable the noise?
The noise giving an odd velvet effect, I know it's useful when there are areas without details, but a noise is still a noise, maybe it's just me

Again, Thanks for your help!!
 
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08 Nov 2016 06:39

I'm not a big fan of Reshade, but trying it, I find that it can gives a lot of depth, details and nice lights

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08 Nov 2016 10:43

Simply leave the detailed noise and don't change the cached shaders. The updated shaders supplied with the mod will not work correctly on each system. You have to change the very first line in each shader to the glsl version which your system supports:
#version 450 core
You may find it in the beginning of se.log:
[2016/11/07] GLSL   version: 3.30 NVIDIA
This is not easy if your GLSL version is not 4.5, which is assumed in the shaders supplied by this mod. So simply don't disable the detail nose, and you will have nothing to do with shaders. The detail noise is still a good option, because in my method textures are 4 times larger.
OK, I update my NVIDIA and comment the section
// Add detail normal noise normal (0.9375 because normal vectors are packed into [0, 1] range)
    vec3 normDetail = normalize(detNoise.xyz - 0.9375);
    normVec = normalize(normVec + 0.5 * normDetail);
in all files and it's work and no error.
Here my zip of my glsl folders :
Quarior glsl.zip
Delete cache/shaders/NVidia_375.70_4.5.0_4.50/glsl and copy my glsl folders in cache/shaders/NVidia_375.70_4.5.0_4.50
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08 Nov 2016 11:24

@Quarior Just found out that my drivers are 3 versions old lol

Yes this works, but not everyone has the patience like you and me, it is a tedious process...
After I add your GLSL to the OP, but perhaps they are the same as mine? The version looks the same, have you checked that? different drivers but same openGL version?
 
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08 Nov 2016 12:02

@Quarior Just found out that my drivers are 3 versions old lol

Yes this works, but not everyone has the patience like you and me, it is a tedious process...
After I add your GLSL to the OP, but perhaps they are the same as mine? The version looks the same, have you checked that? different drivers but same openGL version?
I have the last version of NVIDIA (Version : 375.70 published on 28/10/2016), have GeForce GT 740M, Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-3630QM CPU @ 2.40 GHz (64 bits), 5.88 GB RAM and my resolution of my computer it is 1366 x 768, 60Hz and my OpenGL is 4.5.0 NVIDIA 375.70 with the driver version 375.70.
Go here to update NVIDIA.

Edit : I correcting, it is 5.88 GB RAM, no 588 GB RAM :(
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09 Nov 2016 03:36

588 GB RAM
OMG :shock: you have a supercomputer?
 
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09 Nov 2016 05:26

i think he meant 588GB space but hehe 588 ram
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09 Nov 2016 06:32

Oops, sorry, I forget the ., it is 5.88 GB of RAM usable on 6 GB installed. I correcting my post.
Otherwise, it is a portable computer, no a supercomputer :( .
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11 Nov 2016 09:55

Mod works fine with default settings but texture are a little bit to big so if you go to the ground and change speed to ca. 7 m/s you can see the textures are too big to be real size.

My System:
-Intel Core I5 - 4670K @5.60 GHz
-16GB DDR3-1600MHz Ram
-MSI GTX 1080 Gaming X (8GB GDDR5X)
-120GB SSD Samung / 2TB HDD Seagate
 
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11 Nov 2016 10:18

Mod works fine with default settings but texture are a little bit to big so if you go to the ground and change speed to ca. 7 m/s you can see the textures are too big to be real size.

My System:
-Intel Core I5 - 4670K @5.60 GHz
-16GB DDR3-1600MHz Ram
-MSI GTX 1080 Gaming X (8GB GDDR5X)
-120GB SSD Samung / 2TB HDD Seagate
The textures sizes are correct, unfortunately it is the only way to get decent performance
Read this post http://forum.spaceengine.org/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=56&start=15#p217

You can try installing the mod with the old method, but you will get alot of lag, (is good only for making screenshots)

Anyway in the future I hope to find another better method
 
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11 Nov 2016 17:36

Good job on creating a high res texture for us to boost details. Here is my screenshot using this.

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27 Nov 2016 23:55

Added an "Extreme edition" see post 2

also a better .ini for reshade
 
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28 Nov 2016 12:06

How is your vram usage when using this mod?
 
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28 Nov 2016 23:39

How is your vram usage when using this mod?
With "extreme", usage of video memory (VRam+Ram+PageFile) is very high, with "normal" is like the vanilla. 

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