ReShader

Notice

As I am extremely busy at this time (16/01/2024) and have been for almost a year now, I currently do not have the time to actively develop this tool and probably won't have for another year due to my job and other projects. As such, this project is currently on hiatus.

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A tool and library for installing ReShade on Linux!

This tool is still work in progress, so expect bugs!

Installation

cargo install --locked reshader

Usage

You can use ReShader in 2 ways:

1. Using the TUI (terminal user interface):

   reshader

2. Using the CLI (command-line interface):

   reshader --help

Both are completely viable options and should have similar features.

Due to how the CLI is built, you can specify the path to the presets and shaders zip file as opposed to having to put it in the data folder with a specific name. Maybe the TUI will reflect that change in the future, but for now the TUI will have this requirement.

You can provide your own path to an existing ReShade installer by passing --use-installer <path> to ReShader:

reshader --use-installer /home/user/ReShader-Installer.exe

which will skip the download of the EXE and just extract this EXE.

Usage as library

Since ReShader is a hybrid crate, you can also write your own installer using the same functions to download and install ReShade. This saves some time as you don't have to implement your own downloading and copying mechanisms and you can instead focus on your user interface.

Just import reshaderlib into your project and use the provided functions!