VaM 1.x Virt-a-mate issue with character colors being off

[Pimp469]

I am having a issue where the colors are off in scenes or on characters. There is redness in Tifa's hair and parts of her skin are aqua. Is there anyway to fix this? It is a new pc and I did not have this issue on my previous pc.

 

[SlimerJSpud]

It's been posted that this is probably a GPU setting issue. Not sure which one.

 

[Pimp469]

I have been poking around and have not found anything. I am using a 5080 if that helps. I also attempted to do a fresh install and it did not improve my issue.

 

[Pimp469]

I also followed this and I could not get it to work. Is there a way to disable luts? I had a different scene with the same issue and it fixed itself by disabling luts

Solved - Why are there red lines like this in my frame? Is it a rendering error, or is it being caused by a plugin?

like this.

hub.virtamate.com

 

[Clownmug]

The solution from that thread was to change the 'Shader Cache Size' to 0 setting in the Nvidia control panel rather than disabling LUTs. See post below.

Solved - Why are there red lines like this in my frame? Is it a rendering error, or is it being caused by a plugin?

like this.

hub.virtamate.com

 

[Pimp469]

The solution from that thread was to change the 'Shader Cache Size' to 0 setting in the Nvidia control panel rather than disabling LUTs. See post below.

Solved - Why are there red lines like this in my frame? Is it a rendering error, or is it being caused by a plugin?

like this.

hub.virtamate.com

I posted that link in my previous post and It did not work. There was not an option to set it to zero. I set it to disabled since that was the only option close to zero. I restarted the pc like the other person did. I tested virt-a-mate with it still disabled. I also tested it by setting it back to default. I think the default is like 16 gb. It did not work. That being said this is a new computer with a new graphics card where the other guy did a swap out.

I went on google and also manually deleted the shader cache using the instructions below. It did not work.

I ended up ripping out the drivers and doing a clean install from the NVIDIA control panel. Everything was working for a bit and somehow eventually it broke again. I am not sure if it is switching from default to NVIDIA color settings that busted it or if it was turning on HDR (The only two things I did). I ended up reinstalling the drivers again and am unable to replicate how I ended up breaking it. I will edit this again if I figure it out. I guess you can close the thread. Thank you for your help.