Prism 1.1.1

A fix for HDR in Unreal Engine games.

RenoDX UE Extended is back

The RenoDX wiki renamed its section to Unreal Engine Extended and moved the download to marat569's repository. Prism 1.1.0 no longer found the add-on, so the generic HDR mod for Unreal games couldn't be installed. Prism now installs the current UE Extended build from the link the wiki gives — it works on any UE4/UE5 game.

The mod's own presets are respected

UE Extended recognises dozens of games by their executable (Expedition 33, Wuthering Waves, Persona 3 Reload, The Blood of Dawnwalker…) and sets their upgrade path and resource upgrades (R10G10B10A2_UNORM, B8G8R8A8_TYPELESS…) itself. A value written in ReShade.ini would override those presets, so for these games Prism now leaves them alone — and picks UE Extended even when the wiki only lists the game under the legacy Unreal mod.

Also fixed

• A wiki note like "Native HDR is broken" made Prism switch the game to its native HDR — the opposite of what it says. Negative notes are now shown as notes only.
• Unreal games that no list mentions get UE Extended with the wiki's order: native HDR first, then Engine.ini HDR on UE5, then Upgrade Path: On with resource upgrades.

Full list in CHANGELOG.md.

Download

• Prism-Setup-1.1.1.exe — installer, per user, no admin rights.
• Prism-1.1.1-win-x64.zip — portable.

Installed copies offer the update on their own. Each file has a .sha256 next to it.

Note

Prism isn't code-signed yet: right after a release, Windows Smart App Control may refuse a build it hasn't seen before. If that happens, keep your current version for a few days or build from source.