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Way to go to chide the crybabies like myself!
It'll soon be exactly 2 years since the release of R05...
It would have been nice to celebrate the special occurrence with the new version but not so much to hope to make to the three years anniversary...
So... another deadline missed. How time flies. But we're closing in on it now. Still need Luksy / JWP's help in regards to Opengl issues.
It won't be fully complete in r06 but theres nothing to worry about.
No.
It's been recorded from Mednafen emulator. It's about as accurate as you're going to get without recording using spdif from a PS2.
- All effects recorded in OGG format
- All music fixed
- Up to 65535 effects can now be added (so you can easily add more by just assigning ID in Makou for example).
- Numerous audio bugs no longer exist (like missing Omnislash).
That everything related to music and sound effects is going to be as "perfect" as the original PSX version...
Not tried... succeeded. That mod's done.But what does that mean or entail?
All SFX rerecorded. Music fixed. Audio engine replaced.
It's cool. I don't mind discussion - just when it starts to veer off too much. Open a new thread and carry it on - or come to discord.
I'd do some testing.... see what options make any difference.
With luck, R06 won't suffer the same issue.
This needs to be taken to another thread, really. Looking at the files, it's more like,tp be a problem with the shader package. There's no way I could debug it.
You can add a lot of post effects what you are looking for is CRT.fx and it probably doesn't hurt to use SMAA.fx, too. The rest can be ignored but maybe you want test a few things.
https://reshade.me/
Reshade is the ultimate post effect injector. The installation is actually pretty easy. Download the exe, run it and chose the installation path of your game. If I recall it should select opengl by default if not then you can select it and install then the reshade files to the game.
Have you tried to use reshade instead? It might work better, because you can inject it trough opengl.No idea how to inject via OpenGL, I'm not that skilled and would require a guide for that. No I haven't tried it, but I'm sure it'd break it just the same. Not 100% sure, maybe someone can reproduce it.
No idea, sadly. But if you send me the sweetfx mod thing... I'd like to check.
In other news...
Decided the credit module is going, in favour of a movie of the psx credits. It's not even close. There's no way to make that PC port version look as nice as this [left side] - no matter how much modding:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1U_i8xmQ1J702PR2yRgok3CcguHsHVWP2/view?usp=sharing
Yes, my sounds fix includes both. It uses that same sdlib.dll from the ‘audio quality‘ thread there.
Jumping to conclusions like I made my decision yet when I haven't.
That right there isn't helping at all; just not gonna do it at all.
One of the main reason I have my doubts is the 1 fact not understood; this sound mod is not a standalone and doesn't make sense being used with the vanilla version of the game.
Hearing that now, tell me, you still interested?
Use this on the vanilla version and will be saying; "why does this chunck sound like this?"
