The Evil Within 2 (DX11)

- Stereoized 2D geometry elements (rain, some smoke, particles, a specific reflection...).

- Added dynamic crosshair and HUD.

Known issues
- The mouse cursor, as well as some menu images, aren't at the same depth as the rest of the HUD, to not break some image projector images in a specific part of the game.

- As a result of fixing lighting clipping, there's a darkened vertical stripe at the left frustum of the screen.

Installation
- First of all, don't use Windows 7. This fix makes launching it very easy compared to old methods by forcing flip model, something that was created for Windows 8 onwards. I tested this on Windows 10 and checked with other people that Windows 7 doesn't trigger 3D Vision. If you want to try the old method of launching the game on Windows 7, you're on your own.

- Download this file and extract its contents in the "The Evil Within 2" folder, where "TEW2.exe" is.
- Run the game and let it overwrite the profile the first time.
- In the ingame options, choose preferably borderless (fullscreen is almost the same but it changes your desktop resolution while the game is running) and choose the same resolution as you use in the desktop (not necessary for fullscreen, only for borderless).

- Important: disable the two types of motion blur. They are broken in 3D.

- Important: if you want to see screen space reflections in the game, TAA (temporal anti-aliasing) needs to be enabled. This also makes the film grain slider work instead of doing nothing (which forced 100% grain at all times). The TAA+FXAA setting is also valid, if you like FXAA.


Hotkeys (numbers aren't from the numpad)
- F1: convergence presets (0, 25, 35, 50, 75, 100). 50 by default, recommended for gameplay. I recommend 25 for cutscenes and 35 or 50 for first person mode. With shift+F1, you can cycle backwards.
- F2: HUD depth presets (0%, 20%, 40%, 60%, 80%, 100%). 0% depth by default, but overriden by dynamic HUD, which is enabled by default.
- F3: dynamic HUD toggle. Enabled by default. It puts the entire HUD to the depth of what is at the center of the screen. If it's annoying for cutscene subtitles, just press this hotkey to use static HUD.
- F4: color filter toggle. Not disabled by default, because I recommend the original state of the game. This disables the color filter of the game, restoring the colors and contrast to unmodified values (more colorful). Compared to the first game, the filter isn't strong at all, so there's little reason to use this hotkey.
- F5: TAA toggle. Disabled by default because it's bad for 3D.

- F6: sharpening strength multipliers (x0, x1, x2, x3, x4). x0 by default, which is what I prefer.
- 0: vignette toggle. Disabled by default. I recommend leaving it disabled. In this game, vignette makes the borders dark but the center brighter.
- 9: main lens flares presets. By default they are disabled (they aren't as annoying as in the first game). With one press, they try to be at fully dynamic depth (using the dynamic crosshair code). With a second press, they are at the depth of what is at the center of the screen (more incorrect in general). With a third press, they are always at 100% depth (also incorrect in many situations). With a fourth press, they are disabled again. I recommend just leaving them disabled.