Even with the unlocked resolution, the game still looks terrible.
Edit: Are you sure it's even working in that screen you posted. Looks terrible, like an upscaled original res shot.
Nice work, is it possible to up the FPS cap as well or is that a whole different ball game?
Load a game, let's say Team Fortress 2, and change your resolution to 720x960 instead of 1080x1920. Play that game... that's essentially what happens.Someone needs to explain to me what the issue was with playing at the game's original resolution (serious question, no sass intended).
Holy shit, good work.
Play a previously 1080p 3D game on your PS3 or 360 with cables that don't actually allow it to display HD content. Sit just a few feet away from your HDTV. Alternatively play a Wii game on it. The blurry jagged aliased look is what happens when you merely upscale 3D content rather than render it natively in higher resolution and is the only thing Dark Souls officially supports for now.Someone needs to explain to me what the issue was with playing at the game's original resolution (serious question, no sass intended).
Edit: perhaps wrongly assuming you're a console gamer, if not do what chiablo says.
Last edited by Alextended; 08-23-2012 at 10:13 PM.
You defeated.
So good! give this man a tag !
$20 says this exact fix will be taken and offered as a "patch". Lazy devs are so lazy that one man does a better job fixing it in his spare time.
I'll try to chip in some money for your work when I get home. Good job!
I'm going to try this (with Dark Souls no less). Thanks.Originally Posted by Alextended
Play a previoously, 1080p 3D game on your PS3 or 360 or whatever with cables that don't actually allow them to display HD content. That blurry jagged aliased look is what happens when you merely upscale 3D content rather than render it natively in higher resolution.
Great job, Durante. It looks so much better now.
Maybe it would be a good idea to put a comparison pic in the OP, in case some people have no idea what is going on?
Maybe it would be a good idea to put a comparison pic in the OP, in case some people have no idea what is going on?
Holy shit dude, you're my hero.
As for the sharpness of the screenshots:
It was rendering at 2048x1440 which was then scaled to 1920x1080 by the game, giving some small amount of AA but also some loss of sharpness.
However, it is also true that the game seems to do something which makes it less sharp than it should be. However the amount of visible detail and the aliasing is still much improved with higher internal resolution.
It was rendering at 2048x1440 which was then scaled to 1920x1080 by the game, giving some small amount of AA but also some loss of sharpness.
However, it is also true that the game seems to do something which makes it less sharp than it should be. However the amount of visible detail and the aliasing is still much improved with higher internal resolution.
Thank you again Durante.
Awesomesauce, I'm thinking I'm picking it up now.
Thank you! Can't wait till this unlocks. Hopefully there is no adverse effect on the multiplayer.
Spiritual reasons. Principles, expectations, that sort of thing. There's nothing actually wrong with playing Dark Souls at 1024x720 (as evidenced by all the players that loved the console versions), but everyone was hoping for more.Someone needs to explain to me what the issue was with playing at the game's original resolution (serious question, no sass intended).
Last edited by Tain; 08-23-2012 at 10:43 PM.
Very cool Durante. Will probably pick this up now.
Unlocked resolution means that we can do things like downsampling as well.I'm going to try this (with Dark Souls no less). Thanks.
Which means you natively render the game at a higher resolution then your screen is capable of, then downsample it to fit within your screen.
Gives games an extra level of sharpness and anti aliasing effects.
No, it's not the textures, it's the blurring on the edges. Has that subnative look. Are you sure this is working Durante?Due to shitty low resolution textures I assume.
Keep telling yourself that.Spiritual reasons. Principals, expectations, that sort of thing. There's nothing actually wrong with playing Dark Souls at 1024x720, but everyone was hoping for more.
That would explain it. Can you make it render at 1080p, same as output to see how it looks?As for the sharpness of the screenshots:
It was rendering at 2048x1440 which was then scaled to 1920x1080 by the game, giving some small amount of AA but also some loss of sharpness.
However, it is also true that the game seems to do something which makes it less sharp than it should be. However the amount of visible detail and the aliasing is still much improved with higher internal resolution.
Durante increasing Dark Souls PC sales tenfold.
Bazinga.
Now considering buying the PC port if this fix is as advertised. Thanks OP.
I tossed $5 your way. Mainly to encourage and show appreciate for your work. :)
There seems to be some sort of like...blur filter or something. Hopefully it can be further fixed :D.As for the sharpness of the screenshots:
It was rendering at 2048x1440 which was then scaled to 1920x1080 by the game, giving some small amount of AA but also some loss of sharpness.
However, it is also true that the game seems to do something which makes it less sharp than it should be. However the amount of visible detail and the aliasing is still much improved with higher internal resolution.
Thank you, legend!
The man needs a tag. Amazing dude!
As posted in the other thread:
Also, for anyone else that are just now committing or changing their minds thanks to Durante, you can get a Steam key for $32 at GMG with the code DERHE-RRDER-RINGE.
YEEEEEHAAAWWWWWW!! Thank you Durante, you've made my day.
I am sure it is working to some extent. Just look at it: there are far more than 1024 pixels of horizontal detail in my shots, and far far less aliasing. It's not working as well as it maybe should and I'll certainly investigate that in the future!Originally Posted by Metalmurphy
No, it's not the textures, it's the blurring on the edges. Has that subnative look. Are you sure this is working Durante?
If you run it at 1080p internal there's less detail and more aliasing, but still some blur.
I think it might be better to put up some comparison shots.
Is it at all possible to get a before and after comparison shot for the OT?
I think I may call my character Durante in your honor...
(how about uploading a full 2560x1440 instead of downscaled?)
(how about uploading a full 2560x1440 instead of downscaled?)
I've read your post explaining afterwards. Try setting it to render natively at the same resolution of your screen without scaling, see if that helps.I am sure it is working to some extent. Just look at it: there are far more than 1024 pixels of horizontal detail in my shots, and far far less aliasing. It's not working as well as it maybe should and I'll certainly investigate that in the future!
Try again for an answer. :)
Durante: Does it work together with a FXAA injector that also has d3d9.dll like your fix? If not does it work with a SMAA injector that has a dxgi.dll file?
Durante: Does it work together with a FXAA injector that also has d3d9.dll like your fix? If not does it work with a SMAA injector that has a dxgi.dll file?
PC gamers have come to expect more on the technical side of games. It's fine if things like low resolutions and terrible frame rate don't bother a person, though.Do you apply this to all excellent games? I mean, I'd love to play Virtua Fighter 5 FS at 1200p, but assuming you are interested in the game at all, there's nothing wrong with playing the only versions that actually exist.
I'll put up comparison shots when I provide the download in a few hours, so people can see if they consider the improvement worthwhile.
Yes, is it. I would love to see one shot of 720p (stretched to 1080p) and one shot of 1080p.Is it at all possible to get a before and after comparison shot for the OT?
AWW YEAH!!I'll put up comparison shots when I provide the download in a few hours, so people can see if they consider the improvement worthwhile.
I'd like to see all those people defending From Software for the shitty port try now.
- Spend no money on making proper port
- Wait for modders to fix it for free
- Profit
- Wait for modders to fix it for free
- Profit
If there's an option to not play it at subHD resolutions then yes, there is something wrong. This isn't taking any merit about the actual game, resolution won't affect gameplay.Do you apply this to all excellent games? I mean, I'd love to play Virtua Fighter 5 FS at 1200p, but assuming you are interested in the game at all, there's nothing wrong with playing the only versions that actually exist.
Thank you durante.
Awesome job!
Awesome job!
My suggestion for comparison shots:
1024*720 upscaled to 1080p.
Native 1080p.
2560*1440 downscaled to 1080p.
1024*720 upscaled to 1080p.
Native 1080p.
2560*1440 downscaled to 1080p.
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