Now all the textures that have been finished in the latest New Vision build will automatically be much higher resolution when you load up the game. utx files from the New Vision download into your \DeusEx\Textures\ folder, overwriting everything when prompted. utx files in the \DeusEx\Textures\ folder and copy them into your new subfolder. It doesn’t matter what you call it, but something like „Old Textures” would make a certain amount of sense.
Create a new folder in your \DeusEx\Textures\ folder. The original renderers for Deus Ex unfortunately automatically scale all textures down to 256×256, which is why you need to download one of the enhanced DirectX renderers above or just use the enhanced OpenGL renderer included with TNM. Even though it’s only in public beta so far, it already makes an unbelievable difference to the look of the game. New Vision aims to replace all the world textures in Deus Ex with higher-resolution textures. 
I’m not entirely sure if the default settings for the DX10 renderer are any good, but if you’re using the DX9 renderer, I suggest you copy the following settings and paste them into your TNM.ini file beneath the section:įurther information about both renderers can be found at their respective websites, above. Extract the files into \DeusEx\System\. Download the DirectX 9 renderer here or the DirectX 10 renderer here. Update: It’s come to my attention that the DirectX 10 renderer may not be compatible with the ENBSeries (see below), so you may want to stick to D3D9 if you want bloom and bump maps. 
We recommend you download and install the DirectX 9 or DirectX 10 renderer. An upgraded OpenGL renderer comes with The Nameless Mod, but it’s not sufficient to enable compatibility with the ENBSeries and may not work with New Vision either. The most advanced renderer available for the game uses DirectX 10, but if your video card doesn’t support it, a DirectX 9 renderer is also available. The basic upgrade is to install one of the new renderers for Deus Ex.
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