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		Final Fantasy 7 => Graphics => Releases => Topic started by: DeathAngel74 on 2017-02-20 20:59:51
		
			
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				I was bored yesterday, so I decided to play FF7 again. I downloaded it from Steam, then installed the Reunion. The jaggies were bothering me in maps(battle and in towns). I wanted to use GeDoSaTo to downsample from 1080p to 4k, but I couldn't find anything on the web about it. With a little research and a lot of experimentation, I finally got it working. Adding the line: forceAnisoLevel 16 causes graphical glitches, so you have to set AF manually in nVidia control panel. More about that below:
 Copy and paste with notepad++ to add these lines or download the .zip
 
 GeDoSaTo/config/whitelist_user.txt:
 # GeDoSaTo User Whitelist
 # One application name per line (application name = file name of the .exe without the .exe)
 # Wildcards supported (* = any sequence of characters, ? = any single character)
 # Unlike the global whitelist, this file will not be overwritten by updates
 
 # Format:
 # Exe File Name (or pattern) || Readable Name (optional)
 
 ffxiiiimg || Final Fantasy XIII
 ff7_en || Final Fantasy VII
 ff7_Launcher || Final Fantasy VII
 
 GeDoSaTo/config/ff7_Launcher/GeDoSaTo_user.ini:
 # Lines starting with "#" are ignored by GeDoSaTo and used to provide documentation
 
 # This is DeathAngel74's launcher profile file for Final Fantasy VII
 
 ## Render Resolutions
 clearRenderResolutions
 renderResolution 3840x2160@60
 overrideWidth 1920
 overrideHeight 1080
 
 # End of file
 
 GeDoSaTo/config/ff7_en/GeDoSaTo_user.ini:
 # Lines starting with "#" are ignored by GeDoSaTo and used to provide documentation
 
 # This is DeathAngel74's game profile file for Final Fantasy VII
 
 ## Rendering Resolution
 clearRenderResolutions
 renderResolution 3840x2160@60
 forceAlwaysDownsamplingRes true
 presentWidth 1920
 presentHeight 1080
 presentHz 60
 overrideWidth 1920
 overrideHeight 1080
 forcePresentRes true
 forceBorderlessFullscreen true
 
 ## Steam Overlay
 preventSteamOverlay true
 
 ## Framerate Limiter
 fpsLimit 62.0
 fpsPredictiveLimitRatio 0.7
 fpsLimitBusy true
 
 ## Scaling
 scalingType bicubic
 
 ## Anti-Aliasing
 enableCoverageSampling true
 aaType fxaa
 aaQuality 3
 ssaoType HBAO
 ssaoScale 2
 ssaoBlurType gaussian
 ssaoStrength 3
 
 ## DOF
 enableDoF true
 dofType basic
 dofBaseRadius 1.05
 
 ## Bloom
 enableBloom true
 
 ## Post Processing
 enablePostProcessing true
 postProcessingType asmodean
 
 ## Vsync
 presentInterval -1
 
 ## Required settings, don't change
 forceRenderRes true
 injectPSHash 1329c9bf
 maxScreenshotParallelism -1
 
 # end file
 
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B007JgCLgXQLcVFkcmptNkFEbmM
 
 Copy and paste to your existing GeDoSaTo folder.
 
 I had to restart the PC after loading GeDoSaTo, for the settings to take effect in the launcher. After rebooting, open up nVidia control panel and set max performance, triple buffering+vsync on, AF to 16 and FXAA on. Load GeDoSaTo, open ff7_launcher in Steam, set res. to 3840x2160 in video settings tab(uncheck "keep aspect ratio"), click ok, and start the game. Profit! Enjoy the game in 4k res. Trust me, it looks a lot better than the original.
 
 Credit for the inspiration of this mod belongs to Mcindus. Thanks for the GeDoSaTo mod for FF8PC-Steam.
 
 
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				Can you make a guide on steam instead of a post in the forum? I have added your post to my small tools guide anyway: https://steamcommunity.com/linkfilter/?url=http://forums.qhimm.com/index.php?topic=17470.0#new
			
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				Oh, ok sorry.....Thanks
 This thread can be deleted. I did not know I wasn't supposed to post here.
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				That's not the point. You can of course post here. It is simply easier for the steam user to find this in the guide section on steam instead to find this here by a lucky accident.
			
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				Link seems broken, anyone could reupload it please? thanks