This version does have reduced FPS compared to 1.1 however I have included performance versions of both 1.1 and 1.2 for use in dungeons etc. Update 23/9/21 : Version 1.2 released, which provides a sharper, crisper and more defined image with a cooler colour palette. As before, there is a performance version of the 1.3 shader, and I will provide old versions in the upload file for those who dislike the changes. I have also added a subtle extra bloom shader, MagicBloom which will bring out highlights, though may cause some increased bloom on chat boxes-feel free to disable this if it is a bother. Result is lower quality and bigger impact in performance.įlip side however is a smaller file size.Update 17/7/22 : Version 1.3 release d which includes a bluer colour palatte to counteract the vanilla games subtle green-grey tinge using the CrossProcess. You could argue that it's a custom implementation marketing (lawl no, Gaussian blur is exactly that, one method type of blur). No filter one has more detail retained as you can see. The one embedded isn't the original downsample but it's a well, downsample of the downsample, click the image for the full downsample, that sounds so odd. I'm not embedding the 25% size cause that's still huge. Raw scan would be in an absurd file size around 250MBs big.Īll using Photoshop's bicubic (pretty good algorithm) down sizing. While I don't have the raw scan, the filtering is done well and the details are still there. To use an example, cause I have an absurd resolution + detailed scan as an example at the ready. It also is slow and impossible to put into a game. There are better ways but that requires more know how / experimentation along with multi-step processes, but that's not something I do nor a lot of people do. It's use is to remove noise in scans and photos and while it's great for what it was made for, it is not good for a full digital render.

Due to the method the performance is better and quality is better but it becomes really limited to the resolution it can use.īig issue is DSR uses a Gaussian Blur filter.

FFXIV doesn't really care too much about higher res down scaling but VSR to an extent is better than DSR.

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