It's very simple actually. If you use DgVoodoo2 on JJR2, then the game runs on Dx11 [DDraw to Dx11] and then reshade can be used.

1. First download DgVoodoo2

2. Extract the contents of DgVoodoo2 somewhere and then copy " : \DgVoodoo\MS\DDraw.dll" and paste it on JJR2's root directory [aka the folder where the game exe is located].

3. Open DgVoodoo2 control panel and add JJR2's folder like shown below:


Set the settings to your preference, example:


4. Click Ok and close the control panel of DgVoodoo2.

5. Now install reshade


Select the game exe and then select "Dirext3D 10+" and download the shaders [You can add more shaders later on].


You can use reshade on JJR2 now. If you want to uninstall Reshade and DgVoodoo2, manually delete the files [deleting "DDraw.dll" and "dxgi.dll" will be sufficient]




Now you can fool around with reshade. Why would you wanna fool around with reshade? I don't know, but you do you.


Some examples of how you can ruin the game with Reshade [Before-After]: