EVERLOST'S LCS PP filter + Pure Config 0.1 beta (Patreon)

Hi!

Small update from the workshop: EL_PHOTOREALISM_LCS 0.1 BETA is ready for testing.

It's a photorealism post-processing filter for Assetto Corsa, built for CSP + Pure LCS, paired with its own tuned weather/lighting look.

I'm sharing my own settings mainly because a lot of you have been asking for them. I ended up building my own PP filter in the first place because every filter I tried before this — including paid ones — tended to push the image too dark for my taste. Not what I was going for, so I built something closer to what I actually wanted to see.

What's in it:

A custom PP filter focused on natural color grading and tonemapping

A matching Pure Config preset tuned to go with it

A one-click installer that finds your Assetto Corsa folder for you, copies everything into place, and can back up your own current Pure Config first and fully restore it later if you want your old look back — no hunting through folders, no risk of losing your own settings

⚠️ Note for anyone with epilepsy: since the config is my own personal preset, please check Pure's settings after installing and disable anything (flashing effects, strobing lights, etc.) that could affect you negatively before playing.

Worth mentioning: the final result also depends a lot on your screen's brightness and panel type, not just the in-game settings. I'm actually considering picking up an OLED myself — I think it'll bring out the realism even more, though it'll probably mean another tuning pass once I have it.

I don't know if this will be to your taste, but I'm attaching 4 screenshots — hopefully they help you judge for yourselves.

Pure daytime

EL PHOTOREALISM

Pure dusk

EL PHOTOREALISM

It's still 0.1 BETA, so I'm genuinely curious what you think — what works, what looks off, anything at all. Feedback welcome.

One practical note: make sure to unzip the package before running the installer, and take a minute to read the README files — they cover backup/restore and a couple of things worth knowing before you install.

And as always — thank you for the support, in whatever form it comes. It's what lets me keep building this stuff.

EVERLOST