PhilGPT
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Well, yeah... either wait for 0.9, or just do the edit
I believe its needed sometimes to make the Alternative Injection method work and its pretty simple to do
GeDoSaTo - Downsampling from Infinity and Beyond!
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I believe its needed sometimes to make the Alternative Injection method work and its pretty simple to do
Naruto Shippuden works with GeDoSaTo!
It's a little wonky, in that the in game overlay doesn't show up, but it does properly downsample and you can toggle post processing on and off. It looks like the AA toggle doesn't work, but the AA does get applied.
Another small issue, since the game launches through a launcher you need a real funky set up in order to get a custom post.fx file with it.
It's a little wonky, in that the in game overlay doesn't show up, but it does properly downsample and you can toggle post processing on and off. It looks like the AA toggle doesn't work, but the AA does get applied.
Another small issue, since the game launches through a launcher you need a real funky set up in order to get a custom post.fx file with it.
Stallion Free
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Just set the render res real high lol.
haha oh. well, never mind then. My gfx card was not meant to fly with the eagles.
Boulotaur2024
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Yeah it didn't work for me either.
I modified the value of the AppInit_DLLs key found in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Windows so that it looks like :
Code:
YourPathToGeDoSaTo\GeDoSaTo.dll,[B]C:\Windows\System32\D3d9.dll[/B]EDIT : almost forgot forceAlwaysDownsamplingRes needs to be set to true in the ini
I wish I understood why this needs to be done for some (rare) games... Especially considering some people listed Mortal Kombat Komplete Edition as working 'perfectly'... That's confusing as hell but oh well... I know Stalker SOC and Stalker Lost Alpha require to do the same thing. We'll probably figure it out one day : )
Who cares, MK is dead 
Boulotaur2024
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Unreal... 1 at 3360x2100 with a mixture of ini editing, windowed mode and GeDoSaTo'ing
Also I got Deus Ex working at that res. Wish I'd kept the screenshot but it doesn't look really amazing. It's an old game (though Unreal still looks great I'd say). Unfortunately higher res make the alternate d3d9 renderer crash in both games
Also I got Deus Ex working at that res. Wish I'd kept the screenshot but it doesn't look really amazing. It's an old game (though Unreal still looks great I'd say). Unfortunately higher res make the alternate d3d9 renderer crash in both games
tried this as well but its still not working. resolution is selectable in options menu but its not working ingame
Dictator93
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You're back.
I thought drawn and quartered you and sent your body parts to different parts of England.
Im a Manatee
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Durante any chance your smaa improvements make it back to just smaa? I've had trouble getting payday 2 to work properly with Gedosato but i remember you wrote that you improved the perfomance of SMAA on your blog. the injector from sweetfx works for me but i was having trouble making sense of your smaa.fx and how to incorporate that into smaa.h.
im a third year IT student 
That is strange indeed. I'm able to see the tool overlay and it is working in game. I'm not at the home pc now but I can post my config file for GeDoSaTo and MKKE a bit later if that helps.
Update:
Here is the GeDoSaTo config I have for mkke (using default injection method)
renderWidth 7680
renderHeight 4320
# Compatibility Settings
# Forces the constant reporting of the downsampling resolution in all applicable
# scenarios - a small selection of games needs this to show the DS resolutions
forceAlwaysDownsamplingRes true
And the MKKE config file
[Video]
resolution = {7680, 4320}
antialiasing = 0
blend_antialiasing = 0
anisotropy = 1
max_texture = 4096
shadow_size = 2048
brightness = 0.500000
contrast = 0.500000
gamma = 0.500000
configured = true
Oh man, so I had a friend tell me downsampling doesn't work "since your monitor can't see it". Weird thing is he understood somewhat how AA works but not how this works. Kept going on and on about "your monitor only does 2K and can't see 4K... know what can see 4K? A 4K monitor." lol.
Worst of it, he calls me an idiot and I "don't read" and "follow trends blindly". Sure. I guess Durante is an idiot for making GeDoSaTo (lol) and DICE are idiots for putting in resolution scaling in BF4 and everyone else who knows how it works are apparently idiots. Right.
Worst of it, he calls me an idiot and I "don't read" and "follow trends blindly". Sure. I guess Durante is an idiot for making GeDoSaTo (lol) and DICE are idiots for putting in resolution scaling in BF4 and everyone else who knows how it works are apparently idiots. Right.
Just send him this link.
I didn't improve SMAA performance, I improved the SMAA performance in GeDoSaTo. I did that by upgrading to the latest official SMAA version and enabling stencil masking. Hopefully other injectors already do both of that!
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Does the latest version also have the DS2 fix ? Or do I need to get the ds2 Alpha edition as well?
I'm loving the new 0.8 release of Gedosato. The only thing I'm wondering now is why Dark Souls 2 has such incredibly massive framerate drops when Downsampling through Gedosato in the absolutely oddest locations (like by the second bonfire in Black Gulch). Even when downsampling with a lower resolution like 2560x1440, I get the same framerate drop in the same locations. I'm running dual GTX 670s in SLI.
Anyway, fantastic work as usual Durante! I'm going to try using this on Kingdoms of Amalur next. I've been using Driver based downsampling from 3200x1800 and it looks rediculously good. I can't wait to see how it looks downsampling from that res using Lanczos downsampling through Gedosato.
Anyway, fantastic work as usual Durante! I'm going to try using this on Kingdoms of Amalur next. I've been using Driver based downsampling from 3200x1800 and it looks rediculously good. I can't wait to see how it looks downsampling from that res using Lanczos downsampling through Gedosato.
Naruto Shippuden works with GeDoSaTo!
It's a little wonky, in that the in game overlay doesn't show up, but it does properly downsample and you can toggle post processing on and off. It looks like the AA toggle doesn't work, but the AA does get applied.
Another small issue, since the game launches through a launcher you need a real funky set up in order to get a custom post.fx file with it.
Please provide steps to do it. I would like to play the game at a higher resolution.
If you just add the game and launcher to the whitelist, or use the blacklist option downsampling should be totally fine and pretty typical using the general GeDoSaTo.ini. I was just pointing out it gets weird once you're trying to use custom game specific configs/post.fx files.
Alright, thank you.
There is something weird with SFIV. For some reason when you select any resolution above 1920x1080 it simply gets upscaled. Even a common resolution like 2560x1440, which is the native resolution of my screen. Anyone know of a way to remove this limitation?
I find it pretty annoying to play this game at less than even just the native resolution of my display. This is an issue with SFIV and SSFIV. I'm a little concerned this will persist with Ultra SSFIV.
RazorbackDB
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also i played bioshock 1 to completion without problems, thanks durante.
Boulotaur2024
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Silent Hill 2 6720x4200 :
Plus a shit-ton of postprocessing, probably too much. It was so annoying getting it to work using ENB d3d8 -> d3d9 convertor and hex-editing the exe to run it at 6720x4200.
I'm not positive but I don't think the PC version looks better than the ps2 one emulated with pcsx2. I'd say go for pcsx2. It is much less trouble and smoother overall
EDIT :
- Download Squizzy Repatcher and replace your sh2pc.exe with the one provided in the archive
- Open sh2pc.exe with your favorite hex editor. Search for 80020000E001 and replace it with the resolution values you'll get converted from this chart. (Alternatively you can calculate the hex value yourself). Save
- Download ENB dx8-> dx9 converter and drop it into the game bin folder
- Configure GeDoSato : here is my .ini file as a reference. Of course you're going to adapt it so that both the renderWidth and renderHeight values match the resolution you "hacked" into the game executable earlier
Plus a shit-ton of postprocessing, probably too much. It was so annoying getting it to work using ENB d3d8 -> d3d9 convertor and hex-editing the exe to run it at 6720x4200.
I'm not positive but I don't think the PC version looks better than the ps2 one emulated with pcsx2. I'd say go for pcsx2. It is much less trouble and smoother overall
EDIT :
- Download Squizzy Repatcher and replace your sh2pc.exe with the one provided in the archive
- Open sh2pc.exe with your favorite hex editor. Search for 80020000E001 and replace it with the resolution values you'll get converted from this chart. (Alternatively you can calculate the hex value yourself). Save
- Download ENB dx8-> dx9 converter and drop it into the game bin folder
- Configure GeDoSato : here is my .ini file as a reference. Of course you're going to adapt it so that both the renderWidth and renderHeight values match the resolution you "hacked" into the game executable earlier
Why even ask? Post them!
I mean, if I'll ever buy the game (always been on my wishlist) I'd like to play it with all the bells and whistles avaiable.
And and emulating the PS2 versions brings all sorts of bugs.
BONKERS
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Does it do this only with GeDoSaTo? Using the SFIV benchmark , the game can run at 3200x1800 just fine for me .... on second look at the screenshot, something definitely looks a little off.
It looked absolutely fine in motion,but maybe that's because it was moving so fast at over 150FPS
Maybe it's just because was only using 2xMSAA.
Using 8xSGSSAA @ 1080p produces a pretty good result if you can live with some upscaling (You have to set inspector to enhance with 8xQ+8xSGSSAA+Auto LOD and then enable 8xAA in game)
Low res post-processing filters?
BONKERS
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Could be. That was using the Ink shader. Perhaps I should've disabled that.
molnizzle
Member
Downsampling sucks for the original Darksiders, actually. I just struggled with it for several hours. Unlike every other UI element in the game, the aiming reticle scales according to resolution rather than aspect ratio. This means that your reticle will be extremely small while downsampling — but sensitivity will be exactly the same. Meaning it will take you ages you drag the cursor around the screen (assuming you are playing with a controller). The first boss was basically impossible for me at 2880x1620.
I've since switched to native 1080p with 2x SGSSAA + injected SMAA. Aiming is still worse than when playing at the game's "intended" resolution of 720p, but it's not nearly as bad as it is when using high downsampling resolutions.
BONKERS
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Scales it even at 1080p eh? I hate when games do this.
Good to know though, times like this is a good reason to have a 768p TV around as well.
Even with the Ink shader off using 4x or 8x SGSSAA creates a really nasty looking orange outline around the characters, which is why I want to compare AA results with upcoming build GeDoSaTo.
That just made my day
Thanks for getting SH2 working, I would definitely like the instructions when you have a chance.
molnizzle
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Yeah. I do miss my 32" 768p TV sometimes.
BONKERS
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Even with the Ink shader off using 4x or 8x SGSSAA creates a really nasty looking orange outline around the characters, which is why I want to compare AA results with upcoming build GeDoSaTo.
That just made my day
Screens? Inspector settings? Not seeing this at all in the benchmark.
That's unfortunate. I played through it on xbox back when it came out, and I'm completely blanking out on this aiming reticule thing. I mean, I don't remember any aiming at all in that game.
CyberPunked
Member
also i played bioshock 1 to completion without problems, thanks durante.
What does this mean? Does it work with DX11 games?
peronmls
Member
I wonder if downscaling is better than the internal resolution option with SH3.
I can take a few when and post the Inspector settings when I get home. For now I would recommend going into versus mode and running a match with Dhalsim vs Sagat with 8x sgssaa ( construction level is the best example I can think of).
In the shot you posted, if you look at Ryu's feet and the along the outline of his Gi you'll see what I was referring to.
RazorbackDB
Member
No, he is starting to work on it.
BONKERS
Member
You sure about that?
http://screenshotcomparison.com/comparison/83033/picture:1
No difference here other than the reduction of aliasing and the blur (Which I need to check if a LOD adjustment fixes. Just because forcing 8xSGSSAA with 0x000000C1 isn't blurry but misses a ton of aliasing. But enhancing gets everything properly, but has a bit much blur even by my standards. Probably should find a better flag if possible| After checking, LoD adjustments don't seem to work when enhancing with the benchmark)
Maybe if anything it's just more apparent, because it exists there as far as I can see in the first place.
Edit: You can override 8xSGSSAA with 0x000012C1 (Don't use the AA Fix) without the blur. But it costs more performance than enhancing.
Don't know how much any of this applies to the updated newer versions of the game.
I wrote a few days ago a couple of comments on Durante's blog, but they seem stuck in moderation. So I'll copy one here and maybe he can address it:
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Ive done a few tests.
First I tried Bioshock, but nope, I forgot its DX9 only, and Bioshock is DX11.
Then I tried Borderlands. The upsampling already works. But in forced windowed mode it crashes, and if I upsample 1280×720 to 1280×1080 it works, but obviously it stretches the image to fit.
So here are the questions:
- Any hope for DX11 mode eventually? There already so many DX11 titles, its sad that this cant be used universally
- Is it possible to add an option that handles the aspect ratio of the resize? I guess this should be fairly simple since its just about scaling to a different format, but maybe its more complex because scaled output = actual screen resolution. So what Im asking is to have some sort of third step:
1- The native internal game resolution
2- The image format the internal resolution is scaled to
3- The display resolution
That way I could have:
1- Game internally set at 1920×1080 16:9
2- Game scaled to 1280×720 16:9
3- Then presented to a 1280×1080 4:3
So that I could retain the 16:9 with the 4:3 display.
Is this possible?
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Ive done a few tests.
First I tried Bioshock, but nope, I forgot its DX9 only, and Bioshock is DX11.
Then I tried Borderlands. The upsampling already works. But in forced windowed mode it crashes, and if I upsample 1280×720 to 1280×1080 it works, but obviously it stretches the image to fit.
So here are the questions:
- Any hope for DX11 mode eventually? There already so many DX11 titles, its sad that this cant be used universally
- Is it possible to add an option that handles the aspect ratio of the resize? I guess this should be fairly simple since its just about scaling to a different format, but maybe its more complex because scaled output = actual screen resolution. So what Im asking is to have some sort of third step:
1- The native internal game resolution
2- The image format the internal resolution is scaled to
3- The display resolution
That way I could have:
1- Game internally set at 1920×1080 16:9
2- Game scaled to 1280×720 16:9
3- Then presented to a 1280×1080 4:3
So that I could retain the 16:9 with the 4:3 display.
Is this possible?
I was able to get it to work with "The Wolf Among Us" but can't recall right off hand if I had problems with the prompts. I added "TheWolfAmongUs" to the Whitelist and used the default injector and configuration. Let me try it real quick and I will let you know.
I created a separate config file, was able to run the game at 5120x2880, and everything worked fine but I had to use a 360 controller. I tried multiple settings in the mouse settings at the bottom of the INI file but none seemed to work. You may try some more settings if you don't have a controller to use but that was the only way I could get it to work. Good luck and hope you get it work.
Chance Hale
Member
Down downsampling from 16:10 resolutions have weird issues in Divinity for anyone else? Going from 2560x1600 or 2880x1800 causes it to have black bars even though the game recognizes it as a 16:10 resolution in the menu.
Cheers. Was able to make this work. Game looks real good.
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Queen of Hunting
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yea fuck timat was a bitch and i was like wtf dont remmeber aiming that slow to target her with bombs
Did you try turning in game Anti-aliasing off? I think I had that problem as well until I turned that setting off. Hope that works.
FloatingDivider
Member
Press 4 on your numpad to turn off post processing or do it from gedosatotool in the .ini
Betrayer works with Beta8. Default injection. (Edit: Forgot to mention, mouse movement at start/menu screen, and when bringing up the menu while ingame, is minimized to a small square at upper left hand corner, have to use keyboard to navigate. It works fine otherwise.)
The game also comes with a basic but functional built-in contrast and color calibration tool.
Default contrast, 100% saturation (harsh)
Quick adjustment (dull)
Black and White comparison:
Default: https://farm6.staticflickr.com/5555/14448488888_3bf0ed588b_o.jpg
Eyeball calibration: https://farm3.staticflickr.com/2932/14634657612_4a8f0aa839_o.jpg
The game also comes with a basic but functional built-in contrast and color calibration tool.
Default contrast, 100% saturation (harsh)
Quick adjustment (dull)
Black and White comparison:
Default: https://farm6.staticflickr.com/5555/14448488888_3bf0ed588b_o.jpg
Eyeball calibration: https://farm3.staticflickr.com/2932/14634657612_4a8f0aa839_o.jpg