I did experiment with a V3.0, and Reshade - which is at a current state that it can actually add something to the stock game. I still have it somewhere, so I might attempt something.

@@DKTronics70 Great! Hoping to see you on action soon mate..this was a wonderful timecycle.

yeah, no one knows what happened tbh

Boris is only interested in Skyrim, and GTA 5. And, it seems, he now puts "Features" behind a patreon paywall. Patreon has killed PC modding, and now everyone wants a piece of the patreon money. One reason why I no longer bother.

@@DKTronics70 How can you get your GTA IV ENB + Reshade RealityIV RT Mod? How much does it cost how can I contact you?

@@DKTronics70 At least you still have your integrity intact unlike the others.

Thanks for the comment. The only problem here is that the reflections are pernament, so you can't switch them off for sunny or cloudy weathers, so for now I am concentrating on just ENB and will re-visit this when I have finished the ENB part.

and btw, whats up with project reality iv 3.0 ? i am really looking forward to seeing it. You are a great modder, man !'

@@vincent2702 I lost Reality 3 in a HD crash, along with GTA IV and V and all my modding tools. So, unfortunately, I had to start again.

At 1440p, max settings, fps is well over 140fps for me, not sure how it performs on older hardware. At 4k, it's a lot slower, but still maintains 60fps, only the recording slows it down. Without Reshade, it's even better, but it's only RT that takes a real hit.

@@DKTronics70 ok tks for info. Keep up the good work bro 👍

@@DKTronics70 What are your specifications?

I did ask, a long time ago, whether it was possible to have a value in the timecyc that would trigger reflections, and again to trigger it off - something like a specific value such as 333, or 777, or something that the shader could look for that wouldn't effect the look of the mod, but not possible. Weird, because it has to get depth buffer information from games. As for SSR, are you sure it's normals ? To me, it just looks like IV's low poly geometry that is the issue. It looks the worst in park areas, especially in Broker's park where it's on a hill - and instead of hundreds of polygons to map a small hill, it's just a few and SSR exposes this.

@@DKTronics70 not sure, but I tend to think it is normals since the reflection itself behaves in different way (e.g. the angle and falloff changes). It can be seen on pavement corners (flic.kr/p/2jR9GXF ) and park hills in central park or Broker's one. It could also be a polygon related thing, maybe you're right. Or it is even a mixture of both of these problems.