Get that Large Pixel Collider moving on some 12K downsamples.
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GeDoSaTo - Downsampling from Infinity and Beyond!
- Thread starter Alo81
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Get that Large Pixel Collider moving on some 12K downsamples.
efyu_lemonardo
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LOL
In the OP example in the fixed one, while i does look better overall, there is some funky business going on with that light shaft in the top right...
yeah, you're right. not sure what's causing that..
Yeah, just checked. DOWNSAMPLING time.
Adding this example to OP as well to show how great it works on aliasing.
Yep! Glad to do it!
Yep! Glad to do it!
Adding this example to OP as well to show how great it works on aliasing.
So GeDoSaTo adds ghost warriors.................?
Even creepier if you live on an Indian Burial Ground.
Sure. That's a secret bonus feature.
That might actually be a bug with how the game handles very high resolutions.
Dictator93
Member
Oh man, that point sampling Bokeh is really great in Dark Souls II durante. I will try and learn how you did that, would love to see it in other games.
Crimsonclaw111
Member
So how do I add games to the whitelist (I assume that's when a game will work with it)? Does the name need to be exact?
And to use this with DSII I would run as admin, click activate, and then boot up DSII right?
And to use this with DSII I would run as admin, click activate, and then boot up DSII right?
The inspector settings were for SGSSAA and HBAO+
- SGSSAA is a form of supersampling AA, if you use this, don't use GeDeSaTo to downsample.
- HBAO+ is the best form of Ambient Occlusion, however the inspector forced version in DS2 causes some issues with the HUD, so it's better to not go that route and use GeDeSaTo's VSAO2 instead.
You could combine it with SGSSAA if you have an absolute monster system, but then you should disable AA in GeDoSaTo. I wouldn't use HBAO+ right now -- it's better than my AO, but not by that much, and the bugs are distracting.
LabouredSubterfuge
Member
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Thanks for the answers, guys! I will just keep my default inspector profile then which is just AF. Running a strong system but not quite a monster
efyu_lemonardo
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so the lightshaft is composed of layered polygons with a limited density?
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TrueMenace
Unconfirmed Member
Will I be able to downsample on a GTX 480? I game at 1080p. What should I be downsampling from? I'm a noob at this.
Yeah, with an absolutely fucking ridiculous performance hit.
But it's nice quality
Hahah that's alright screenshots are fine at 0fps seeing as they don't have to move.
Time to calculate some crazier 2.35:1 resolutions for Dead Space then.
Once again thanks dude.
LabouredSubterfuge
Member
Oh well, time for me to upgrade to SLI GTX 780tis.
SargerusBR
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It works but one issue.
Is there anything I should turn off from the Nvidia Inspector? or Tweak on SweetFX?
Once I pressed the button to take Steam Screenshots that happened. If I change it to window mode and back to full screen it goes back to normal but there are random moments where it goes back.
Is there anything I should turn off from the Nvidia Inspector? or Tweak on SweetFX?
How did you get it to work with Dead Space?=O
I guess you just have to add the name of the Dead Space exe to the whitelist and then rerun the tool.
Never seen that before, and I tested it quite extensively. Are you combining it with sweetfx? If so, try removing that (you can do your postprocessing with GeDoSaTo, and without affecting the UI).
Oh let me remove SweetFX!
It's weird tho. I'm using SweetFX and it seems like SweetFX only considers the resolution BEFORE GeDoSaTo. So SMAA is like only catching half of the aliasing. That's pretty weird!
Trying to combine multiple things which are by their very nature hacks is probably never a good idea
A little suggestion: add to the GoDoSaTo.ini in the following section
more possible resolutions for viable downsampling, like what width and height is needed for 1440k.
Code:
# The actual rendering resolution you want to use,
# and how many Hz you want the game to think it works at.Well, for games other than DS2, that probably simply doesn't work currently. For DS2, I re-implemented the SweetFX effects I used in my DS2 profile. Just look at "assets/post.fx" in the GeDoSaTo folder.Durante! You godly human! Can you tell us how to set up both sweetFX (or only shaders?! I'm lost here) and GeDoSaTo together?
I don't really understand what you mean, you can write anything you want there?
The glitch continues.
Deactivated GeDoSaTo and checked the game works fine and it takes shots without messing up
Activated GeDoSaTo back and went back to the game and the issue seems to be still there. (I havent changed anything from the GeDoSaTo settings)
Removed SweetFX from the Dark Souls 2 folder.
Deactivated GeDoSaTo and checked the game works fine and it takes shots without messing up
Activated GeDoSaTo back and went back to the game and the issue seems to be still there. (I havent changed anything from the GeDoSaTo settings)
Hmm, are you on a 64 bit or 32 bit OS? Are you running GeDoSaToTool (now that's a name) as administrator?
what am i doing wrong.
i extracted, and went to run and then this error thing pops up. any help?
Strange. GPU/OS?
64-bit OS.
how do i know if i'm running it as administrator? wait, found out, had to right click it.
i'm a noob pc guy here, just FYI. it's probably something simple i'm missing.
now i got this after i ran it as administrator.
Finally a way to have good AA in the game without messing up the shadows.Works for Dead Space, though up to 4k on my end:
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I recommend disabling the steam overlay for most games when using a custom res through this, at least that was my experience with the previous release. Durante built in some handy screenshot buttons so you don't need an external method.
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Rösti
Unconfirmed Member
I'm getting the same. 64-bit OS here.64-bit OS.
how do i know if i'm running it as administrator? wait, found out, had to right click it.
i'm a noob pc guy here, just FYI. it's probably something simple i'm missing.
now i got this after i ran it as administrator.