koroneShade is an installation package that makes it easy to correctly install Reshade presets and shaders to the Roblox directory. With koroneShade, you can quickly and easily customize your Korone experience with advanced visual effects.
- Uses the registry to locate and uninstall Korone, avoiding any incorrect uninstalls.
- Allows you to select essential Reshade keybinds during installation.
- Resolves previously unknown errors through dialog messages.
- Provides a description of system requirements for each component.
- Automatically installs the required shaders from GitHub.
To get started with koroneShade, you'll first need to download the latest release from the releases page. Once you've downloaded the installer, simply run it and follow the prompts to install koroneShade. Once installation is complete, you'll be able to launch Roblox and start customizing your visual experience with the included Reshade presets and shaders.
If you have any questions or issues with koroneShade, please feel free to open an issue on the GitHub repository, or visit the koroneShade website for more information.
The installer is written in NSIS, a popular open-source tool for creating Windows installers. To build the source, you'll need to have NSIS installed on your machine. I highly recommend reading through the NSIS reference before proceeding.
Some dependencies may be installed to the NSIS directory, or to the repository's Setup\Util folder. For more information on installing plugins to the NSIS directory, click here.
You can build using the command line:
> makensis Setup.nsi
For production, it is recommended to use lzma compression, as it offers a higher compression ratio:
> makensis /X"SetCompressor /FINAL lzma" Setup.nsi