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Presets and undo

Keep the looks you like under a name, and step back through every change.

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Save a look as a preset
Use, change, delete
Undo and redo

Save a look as a preset

A preset keeps the DLSS 5 look under a name: the Style, the Intensity, the tone and structure strengths, Auto mask and UI correction, the output blend and the Neural pass resolution.

Set the look you like.
In DLSS 5 Neural Rendering, click + next to Preset.
Type a name and click Save.

The name shows in the Preset box.

Saving under a name that already exists overwrites that preset.

The DLSS 5 Neural Rendering section with Advanced on: Enable DLSS 5 (DLSSNR) with the Active badge, Runtime path, Preset, Style, the four strength sliders, Output blend and the readouts — The DLSS 5 section. Preset is the row with the + button.

Use, change, delete

Open the Preset box and click a name to apply it.
Each row has three buttons: overwrite it with the current values, rename it, delete it.
When you change a value after applying a preset, the box says Custom.

The Preset box opened: the three saved presets as a list, each with overwrite, rename and delete buttons, and the + button to save a new one — The Preset list. Each row has overwrite, rename and delete.

Presets are kept in presets.txt in the settings folder. Where that is

Undo and redo

Every change to a setting, and every file added to or taken out of the library, can be undone.

Ctrl+Z undoes. Ctrl+Y or Ctrl+Shift+Z redoes.
The two arrows in the top bar do the same.
The clock button next to them opens the History: every change as a list, such as Intensity: 1.2 or Added photo.png. Click an entry to go back to it. The later steps stay until you make a new change.

The History panel under the top bar: the changes so far as a list, the current step marked, the undone steps shown after it — The History panel. The step you are at is marked; the later steps stay until a new change.

The app keeps up to 100 steps.