You don't really need a photomod... :P

[Leftos]

Here's the result you can achieve with no PhotoMod at all.

Tools used:
- Miracle My Jersey/Stadium (applied miracle effect to jerseys, shadows to stadium shaders)
- Global Editor (used seanjohn1414's settings from this post)

Thus, you can avoid using a PhotoMod and keep using Vsync for example, or keep your framerate high if ENB lowered it. All edits done with these tools do not affect your framerate at all, as they only change the shading settings that already exist in the game.

[WTF]

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Amazing work leftos... Loving those screens.

[cjallure24]

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Great Odin's son, awesome. Great work Leftos

[mlp111]

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looks good, but i think photomods still look better, well the one im using, but great info and find anyways

[Leftos]

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Each to their own, mlp111, just remember that the work isn't final. The tool was built only yesterday, and just today I updated Miracle My Jersey to allow stadium shader editing.

People over at NLSC are experimenting with different values to find the perfect combination, and tatlopuyo may have just discovered the parameters that handle skin reflections.

Big things are coming.

Shadow modding no longer requires you to be an expert in hex editing, everyone in the community can now edit the shader parameters on their own and contribute to the perfect shadow mod.

If we succeed, we may not require ENB anymore. I'm not snobbing photomods, but for people like me that experience heavy tearing and REQUIRE VSync for a smooth experience, this may just be the salvation.

[WTF]

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And... more updates haha. Things are getting crazy. Great job w/ the continuous update of the tool Leftos. breaking new ground by the minute seems like.

[mlp111]

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Each to their own, mlp111, just remember that the work isn't final. The tool was built only yesterday, and just today I updated Miracle My Jersey to allow stadium shader editing.

People over at NLSC are experimenting with different values to find the perfect combination, and tatlopuyo may have just discovered the parameters that handle skin reflections.

Big things are coming.

Shadow modding no longer requires you to be an expert in hex editing, everyone in the community can now edit the shader parameters on their own and contribute to the perfect shadow mod.

If we succeed, we may not require ENB anymore. I'm not snobbing photomods, but for people like me that experience heavy tearing and REQUIRE VSync for a smooth experience, this may just be the salvation.

well maybe this will be a great thing, i experience tearing and etc just dur to the fact that im gaming in a 55in vizio razor internet tv, tv cant keep up with my system, but ill keep my eye on this, i like darker looking colors

[westwood]

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you never fail to impress leftos.

[Mr.Wednesday]

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I think Leftos might be a mod tool savant. I'm off to play around with this.

[Leftos]

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Guys, always make sure to check the latest settings posted by other users in this thread:

http://forums.nba-live.com/viewtopic.php?f=143&t=85230

The latest previews by people experimenting with the tools look amazing.

[Leftos]

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Here's screenshots of the latest work:

[WTF]

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VERY NICE screens.

[se7six]

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Here are a few screenshots I took from a game I just played. I'm using a custom global that I adjusted with the global lighting tool. Awesome tool to say the least.

[jbar]

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Those last shots look amazing! What are the exact tools and settings for them to get that look??

[gOry]

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Here are a few screenshots I took from a game I just played. I'm using a custom global that I adjusted with the global lighting tool. Awesome tool to say the least.

nice preview there bro...can you share the values you use for the lightning?