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Alo81 · Apr 24, 2014

Introducing...

GeDoSaTo - Source code now available here.

(That's 400x more pixels than 1080p)

From Durante, the maker of DSFix and DPFix comes GeDoSaTo.

Features include

Here is how it works

Downsampling, better than any other solution:
Essentially no resolution limits (beyond those of the GPU)
Downsampling from more than 4x the resolution is useful (multi-stage downsampling)
Selection of downsampling methods (not just bilinear sampling)
Downsampling in linear color space
Support downsampling to high-frequency (e.g. 120 Hz or 144 Hz) target modes
Not limited by display hardware
Take screenshots of either the pre-downsampled full buffer or the actual image displayed on screen (automatically sorted in per-game folders!)
Generic texture overriding for all textures loaded using D3DX
It uses a far more solid injection and interception method than my earlier efforts

You can transform games from having IQ like this

*Click to view full size*

to IQ like this

or this

Download here

You may find a list of compatible games here.

Compatibility will likely change with updates.

You can find the current bugs here.

You can find the source code here.

You can find a list of some PSHash's for HUDless screenshots here.

For anyone interested in working on the source code, this post makes it infinitely easier to do.

Boulotaur2024 said:
I tried to compile everything from scratch at my work place and it took me a good hour to get everything up and running (I get distracted easily and yeah the whole process is a bit of a pain in the ass to say the least).
So I decided to include everything -all the dependencies- in a ready-made package so that new-comers can easily get GeDoSaTo compiling hopefully in 10 minutes :

For Visual Studio 2012 (msvc-11) :
- Download the Dependencies archive and unzip it at the root of your C:\ drive
- Download the DirectX SDK August 09 and install it at the default location
- Configure the GeDoSaTo Visual Studio project like this (include directories) and this (libraries directories) -sorry my IDE is in french and yea it often surrenders-
- Disable everything in 'Build events' (in the same Properties Page as previous step) if the compiler complains about 'missing ruby version.rb'

Going to post this on Durante's blog as well if it's useful to anyone. I know it will be for me when I move to some other computer

How to submit a game config through GitHub to GeDoSaTo

If you'd like to donate to Durante for all his efforts, you may do so here.

coldfoot · Apr 24, 2014

0.01 fps?

subwilde · Apr 24, 2014

I need more experiences at 1440p+ 120hz! Will follow closely

Kuro Madoushi · Apr 24, 2014

Durante is the dark souls of durantes

Durante · Apr 24, 2014

Just to make sure, I want to say that this is

A complex thing
Incredibly buggy
And does not work with every game right now -- that's the goal

Still, excited to release it, I've been working on it since last year and thought about it longer.

Freedom = $1.05 · Apr 24, 2014

Does it make my TV darker, like how Downsampling does now with my nvidia card?

SargerusBR · Apr 24, 2014

38400x21600, that's overkill to say the least :lol

Sullichin · Apr 24, 2014

Nice OP image.

Very hyped for this. Thanks for the hard work Durante. Downsampling with AMD cards is a pain, this looks awesome.

MaLDo · Apr 24, 2014

Great, I can finally talk a bit more about MGR textures XD

Congrats Durante

Gbraga · Apr 24, 2014

Freedom = $1.05 said:
Does it make my TV darker, like how Downsampling does now with my nvidia card?

Might wanna look into the Full RGB fix (or just using ycbcr444 should fix that too, but the Full RGB fix is more recommended as far as I know)

Durante · Apr 24, 2014

Freedom = $1.05 said:
Does it make my TV darker, like how Downsampling does now with my nvidia card?

No. Your hardware will never notice a difference from its native resolution.

Why does downsampling make your TV darker? Limited/Full range RGB issue?

LabouredSubterfuge · Apr 24, 2014

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Stallion Free · Apr 24, 2014

Freedom = $1.05 said:
Does it make my TV darker, like how Downsampling does now with my nvidia card?

No and you have the option of a superior sampling method too.

KKRT00 · Apr 24, 2014

So is it DX9 library override like ENB?

Willkiller · Apr 24, 2014

Is this what was being teased?

zephervack · Apr 24, 2014

Incredibly hyped for this, no more messing around with drivers.

And most AMD users will finally be able to downsample games, it was incredibly scary before.

Wanchan · Apr 24, 2014

GeDoSaTo? What kind of name is this?

MrChocolate · Apr 24, 2014

So this is the secret PS3 game? Cool!

Nillansan · Apr 24, 2014

Thank you Durante.

Stet · Apr 24, 2014

Darth Zandatsu said:
38400x21600, that's overkill to say the least :lol

Wonder how good Wind Waker would look downsampled from that.

Prophet Steve · Apr 24, 2014

Oh yes, I was looking into downsampling a short time ago, but did not want to bother with an AMD graphics card. This is very nice to see.

Wanchan said:
GeDoSaTo? What kind of name is this?

Around Christmas, I started work on GeDoSaTo, the Generic DownSampling Tool.

DinHerio · Apr 24, 2014

Durante said:
Just to make sure, I want to say that this is

A complex thing

Incredibly buggy

And does not work with every game right now -- that's the goal

Still, excited to release it, I've been working on it since last year and thought about it longer.

You're wonderful.
I can't even code simple shit, although I'm going to study computer science. Hope I can overcome my ultimate laziness. You're a huge inspiration, that's for sure!

Orayn · Apr 24, 2014

Wanchan said:
GeDoSaTo? What kind of name is this?

Generic Downsampling Tool

Freedom = $1.05 · Apr 24, 2014

Durante said:
No. Your hardware will never notice a difference from its native resolution.

Why does downsampling make your TV darker? Limited/Full range RGB issue?

According to a nice fellow over at steam gaf, it's a known bug with Nividia cards. For some reason, using an HMDI cable to run my PC to my TV causes some sort of bug that only occurs when downsampling, and that is that my screen gets MUUUUCCCCH darker when I try downsampling. I have to crank the brightness up almost to max on most games so that it looks ok. It never happens outside of downsampling, though.

Stallion Free said:
No and you have the option of a superior sampling method too.

Ahh, then i got to give this a try : )

Krusenstern · Apr 24, 2014

Does that mean I could choose a ridicolous resolution for Metal Gear Rising too although it has a 1080p cap?

RK9039 · Apr 24, 2014

Wanchan said:
GeDoSaTo? What kind of name is this?

'Generic DownSampling Tool'.

ed: ahahhahaha.

SargerusBR · Apr 24, 2014

Wanchan said:
GeDoSaTo? What kind of name is this?

Generic DownSampling Tool

Dr Dogg · Apr 24, 2014

Oh My God! So the "test pics" in the screenshot thread wasn't me going insane.

So from reading your post on your blog it's only DX9 and 9e for now?

Oh and it's a sort of catchy name I guess

Durante · Apr 24, 2014

MaLDo said:
Great, I can finally talk a bit more about MGR textures XD

Congrats Durante

Yeah, what's up with that?

Alo81 · Apr 24, 2014

Durante said:
Just to make sure, I want to say that this is

A complex thing

Incredibly buggy

And does not work with every game right now -- that's the goal

Still, excited to release it, I've been working on it since last year and thought about it longer.

Hey, does HBAO+ work with GeDoSaTo? In my screenshots it seems not to.

Omegasquash · Apr 24, 2014

Prepare to....fly?

Dictator93 · Apr 24, 2014

KKRT00 said:
So is it DX9 library override like ENB?

No, it works on the principle of

Quite excited Durante. I test quite thoroughly, so if you ever need help with some specific issue on multiple configs. Just ask!

Stallion Free · Apr 24, 2014

Alo81 said:
Hey, does HBAO+ work with GeDoSaTo? In my screenshots it seems not to.

It's probably capturing them before the driver applies the HBAO.

Terbinator · Apr 24, 2014

Such a God.

Gbraga · Apr 24, 2014

Freedom = $1.05 said:
According to a nice fellow over at steam gaf, it's a known bug with Nividia cards. For some reason, using an HMDI cable to run my PC to my TV causes some sort of bug that only occurs when downsampling, and that is that my screen gets MUUUUCCCCH darker when I try downsampling. I have to crank the brightness up almost to max on most games so that it looks ok. It never happens outside of downsampling, though.

Again, FullRGB fix (or changing the color scheme to YCbCr) should solve this issue. I had the same thing.

Zeppeli · Apr 24, 2014

Grief.exe · Apr 24, 2014

Durante, does it do anything for games locked to a 4:3 rendering resolution? Games such as Call of Cthulhu or Max Payne just stretch the image when a 16:9 resolution is selected.

The latter does have a unofficial patch available, but the former does not. Just curious as to what kind of technical hurdles this would represent.

ipitydatfu · Apr 24, 2014

all i could think of

InfiniteNine · Apr 24, 2014

The future is now!

Durante · Apr 24, 2014

Ba-dum-tish.

Hesemonni · Apr 24, 2014

...Why are my palms sweating in anticipation of screenshots...

Stallion Free · Apr 24, 2014

Grief.exe said:
Durante, does it do anything for games locked to a 4:3 rendering resolution? Games such as Call of Cthulhu or Max Payne just stretch the image when a 16:9 resolution is selected.

The latter does have a unofficial patch available, but the former does not. Just curious as to what kind of technical hurdles this would represent.

No those would require very specific code related fixes on a per game basis.

maneil99 · Apr 24, 2014

This can be used for more then just DS2?

Toma · Apr 24, 2014

Are there comparison pics for non-downsampled, slightly downsampled, highly downsampled, massively downsampled and monstrously downsampled? I cant imagine you'd get a much noticeable benefit in that upper range.

Durante · Apr 24, 2014

Grief.exe said:
Durante, does it do anything for games locked to a 4:3 rendering resolution? Games such as Call of Cthulhu or Max Payne just stretch the image when a 16:9 resolution is selected.

The latter does have a unofficial patch available, but the former does not. Just curious as to what kind of technical hurdles this would represent.

Well, you may be able to downsample from higher 4:3 resolution, but it's not intended to be a aspect ratio fixer.

Of course, once my vision is complete, it could be used to fix aspect ratios

Dizzy-4U · Apr 24, 2014

Support downsampling to high-frequency (e.g. 120 Hz or 144 Hz) target modes

Holy shit! based Durante!!!!!!

I could only go up to 2880x1620 before (If I wanted to keep the 60hz), time to try this baby out!

dmr87 · Apr 24, 2014

Thanks for your hard work Durante, will check out later.

Gbraga · Apr 24, 2014

Durante said:
Well, you may be able to downsample from higher 4:3 resolution, but it's not intended to be a aspect ratio fixer.

Of course, once my vision is complete, it could be used to fix aspect ratios

More like Godsato

jediyoshi · Apr 24, 2014

Hype +1

Alo81 · Apr 24, 2014

Stallion Free said:
It's probably capturing them before the driver applies the HBAO.

Issues still happening with fraps.

When not using GeDoSaTo it captures with the SSAO, when using it it doesn't capture the SSAO. Weird.

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