Thanks for the build bo3b. Good news is the game doesn't crash with it ;), bad news is that unfortunately it doesn't resolve the issue and the DX11 option isn't present with it.
Interestingly, when the game loads there are two quick low toned beeps, which sound a little bit different from other shader/ini error warnings I've heard before. I also don't see any warnings in the log file. I'll attach that in case anything different/useful can be determined from it:
[url]http://www.mediafire.com/download/bpg4svdap69okay/d3d11_log.txt[/url]
Also, in the off chance that anything useful can be found here, here's the nvapi log as well
[url]http://www.mediafire.com/download/tylai9cj2tukinh/nvapi_log.txt[/url]
If it would be better to take up DSS on his offer to take a look this weekend, I can certainly wait until then. I can provide you with a link to my fix for you to test with if you like.
Or, if this turns out to be too much trouble, I'm willing to let it go and perhaps look at adapting the fix to DX9. Don't want to take too much of you guys' time away from where you intend to focus on.
Thanks for the build bo3b. Good news is the game doesn't crash with it ;), bad news is that unfortunately it doesn't resolve the issue and the DX11 option isn't present with it.
Interestingly, when the game loads there are two quick low toned beeps, which sound a little bit different from other shader/ini error warnings I've heard before. I also don't see any warnings in the log file. I'll attach that in case anything different/useful can be determined from it:
If it would be better to take up DSS on his offer to take a look this weekend, I can certainly wait until then. I can provide you with a link to my fix for you to test with if you like.
Or, if this turns out to be too much trouble, I'm willing to let it go and perhaps look at adapting the fix to DX9. Don't want to take too much of you guys' time away from where you intend to focus on.
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Looking at the log, I also see it do the CheckInterfaceSupport, and getting the returned error. Doesn't look like this has anything to do with the IDXGIFactory2.
Let me work out how to allow that CheckInterfaceSupport to go through. Seems like we have some games that will crash if we let it through, and some games that will fail to launch if we don't. Seems like making it selectable will be the best choice.
I'll take a look later today I expect.
The double-beep is happening because the TB and SBS shaders are not part of the default package. It's only a warning.
Looking at the log, I also see it do the CheckInterfaceSupport, and getting the returned error. Doesn't look like this has anything to do with the IDXGIFactory2.
Let me work out how to allow that CheckInterfaceSupport to go through. Seems like we have some games that will crash if we let it through, and some games that will fail to launch if we don't. Seems like making it selectable will be the best choice.
I'll take a look later today I expect.
The double-beep is happening because the TB and SBS shaders are not part of the default package. It's only a warning.
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Ok, thanks again. I really hope all this trouble I'm putting you through will end up being worth it.
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bo3b, I managed to get "Untitled" Project X (https://github.com/Kaldaien/UnX/releases) to work sometimes in Final Fantasy X. It sometimes crashes at the start, and sometimes it doesn't.
I have enabled the "allow_dxgi1_2=1" and added these lines in the dxgi.ini:
[code]
[Import.d3d11]
Architecture=Win32
Filename=d3d11.dll
Role=PlugIn
[/code]
That mod and 3Dmigoto kind of tolerate each other now, but not correctly. 3D is enabled because that mod now supports fullscreen when you press alt+enter, and the 3Dmigoto hunting overlay is available, as well as the F10 "beep". However, shader fixes are not applied (edit: not 100% sure now. When I tried, I forgot to rewrite the hotkeys and disable scissoring in d3dx.ini), and when I start skipping shaders in hunting mode, the screen goes black.
Is this mod totally related to the new functionality of the latest 3Dmigoto build, or am I mistaken?
Getting that mod to work with 3Dmigoto is a bit essential for FFX and FFX-2, because it now supports custom textures loading and other cool features :).
Edit: by the way, can I automatize a different convergence or separation setting if a specific shader is present? Maybe this was a planned future feature. Separation and Convergence in the ShaderOverride section are only for that specific shader and not the complete scene, for example (IIRC).
bo3b, I managed to get "Untitled" Project X (https://github.com/Kaldaien/UnX/releases) to work sometimes in Final Fantasy X. It sometimes crashes at the start, and sometimes it doesn't.
I have enabled the "allow_dxgi1_2=1" and added these lines in the dxgi.ini:
That mod and 3Dmigoto kind of tolerate each other now, but not correctly. 3D is enabled because that mod now supports fullscreen when you press alt+enter, and the 3Dmigoto hunting overlay is available, as well as the F10 "beep". However, shader fixes are not applied (edit: not 100% sure now. When I tried, I forgot to rewrite the hotkeys and disable scissoring in d3dx.ini), and when I start skipping shaders in hunting mode, the screen goes black.
Is this mod totally related to the new functionality of the latest 3Dmigoto build, or am I mistaken?
Getting that mod to work with 3Dmigoto is a bit essential for FFX and FFX-2, because it now supports custom textures loading and other cool features :).
Edit: by the way, can I automatize a different convergence or separation setting if a specific shader is present? Maybe this was a planned future feature. Separation and Convergence in the ShaderOverride section are only for that specific shader and not the complete scene, for example (IIRC).
[quote="masterotaku"] by the way, can I automatize a different convergence or separation setting if a specific shader is present? Maybe this was a planned future feature. Separation and Convergence in the ShaderOverride section are only for that specific shader and not the complete scene, for example (IIRC).[/quote]
I can answer this question, because I asked it not too long ago, so I'll 'pay it forward' and provide the answer. What we're looking for is 'scene detection', which is not quite implemented yet, but getting close with the addition of the custom shader injection feature in 3DM some time ago. You're correct about the usage of the Separation/Convergence settings in the ShaderOverride section... or at least I believe so, as I've tried and not had that work successfully in that fashion either. Best solution for now is to use preset keys to set or change the separation/convergence on the fly.
masterotaku said: by the way, can I automatize a different convergence or separation setting if a specific shader is present? Maybe this was a planned future feature. Separation and Convergence in the ShaderOverride section are only for that specific shader and not the complete scene, for example (IIRC).
I can answer this question, because I asked it not too long ago, so I'll 'pay it forward' and provide the answer. What we're looking for is 'scene detection', which is not quite implemented yet, but getting close with the addition of the custom shader injection feature in 3DM some time ago. You're correct about the usage of the Separation/Convergence settings in the ShaderOverride section... or at least I believe so, as I've tried and not had that work successfully in that fashion either. Best solution for now is to use preset keys to set or change the separation/convergence on the fly.
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[quote="DJ-RK"]
I can answer this question, because I asked it not too long ago, so I'll 'pay it forward' and provide the answer. What we're looking for is 'scene detection', which is not quite implemented yet, but getting close with the addition of the custom shader injection feature in 3DM some time ago. You're correct about the usage of the Separation/Convergence settings in the ShaderOverride section... or at least I believe so, as I've tried and not had that work successfully in that fashion either. Best solution for now is to use preset keys to set or change the separation/convergence on the fly.[/quote]
Thanks for the information. I'll wait :p. It's just as I thought. Like you, I also couldn't get that to work applied to a shader. But well, the same can be done inside the shader.
DJ-RK said:
I can answer this question, because I asked it not too long ago, so I'll 'pay it forward' and provide the answer. What we're looking for is 'scene detection', which is not quite implemented yet, but getting close with the addition of the custom shader injection feature in 3DM some time ago. You're correct about the usage of the Separation/Convergence settings in the ShaderOverride section... or at least I believe so, as I've tried and not had that work successfully in that fashion either. Best solution for now is to use preset keys to set or change the separation/convergence on the fly.
Thanks for the information. I'll wait :p. It's just as I thought. Like you, I also couldn't get that to work applied to a shader. But well, the same can be done inside the shader.
[quote="DJ-RK"]Ok, thanks again. I really hope all this trouble I'm putting you through will end up being worth it.[/quote]
OK, new build is up, 1.2.39. https://github.com/bo3b/3Dmigoto/releases
This has a d3dx.ini option of allow_check_interfaces=1. I expect that this will fix the problem for Call of Pripyat. It worked to fix the problem for Shadow of Mordor.
Not a problem to add this workaround, we've been needing something like this for awhile. Anything like this that is more general purpose has a higher priority. Plus, I've never played any of the Stalker games, and I really need to. :->
This has a d3dx.ini option of allow_check_interfaces=1. I expect that this will fix the problem for Call of Pripyat. It worked to fix the problem for Shadow of Mordor.
Not a problem to add this workaround, we've been needing something like this for awhile. Anything like this that is more general purpose has a higher priority. Plus, I've never played any of the Stalker games, and I really need to. :->
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[quote="bo3b"][quote="DJ-RK"]Ok, thanks again. I really hope all this trouble I'm putting you through will end up being worth it.[/quote]
OK, new build is up, 1.2.39. https://github.com/bo3b/3Dmigoto/releases
This has a d3dx.ini option of allow_check_interfaces=1. I expect that this will fix the problem for Call of Pripyat. It worked to fix the problem for Shadow of Mordor.
Not a problem to add this workaround, we've been needing something like this for awhile. Anything like this that is more general purpose has a higher priority. Plus, I've never played any of the Stalker games, and I really need to. :->[/quote]
Well, then play a STALKER game you shall, my good man: we got a winner!
That option did get the DX11 options available and 3DM working. I still ran into the troubling issue again, but through enough perseverance I managed to finally track down the root cause of it and got my fix working perfectly once again (and a few additions/improvements while I was at it! :D).
Can't tell you how glad I am to see this come to a resolution. You definitely have my thanks, and will be getting a deserving mention in the credits when I post it.
This has a d3dx.ini option of allow_check_interfaces=1. I expect that this will fix the problem for Call of Pripyat. It worked to fix the problem for Shadow of Mordor.
Not a problem to add this workaround, we've been needing something like this for awhile. Anything like this that is more general purpose has a higher priority. Plus, I've never played any of the Stalker games, and I really need to. :->
Well, then play a STALKER game you shall, my good man: we got a winner!
That option did get the DX11 options available and 3DM working. I still ran into the troubling issue again, but through enough perseverance I managed to finally track down the root cause of it and got my fix working perfectly once again (and a few additions/improvements while I was at it! :D).
Can't tell you how glad I am to see this come to a resolution. You definitely have my thanks, and will be getting a deserving mention in the credits when I post it.
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[quote="bo3b"]
This has a d3dx.ini option of allow_check_interfaces=1. I expect that this will fix the problem for Call of Pripyat. It worked to fix the problem for Shadow of Mordor.[/quote]
With that option, now shader hunting works with the latest version of Untitled Project X (https://github.com/Kaldaien/UnX/releases/tag/unx_012). That mod now has and exclusive fullscreen mode, so the "full_screen" option in "d3dx.ini" isn't needed.
The game works now around 1/3 of the times I launch it (I think it boots when I select Final Fantasy X fast in the launcher, but using the exe directly doesn't work, hmmm). Hotkeys are working, "rasterizer_disable_scissor=0" works, shader hunting works (even dumping, and the hunting OSD knows the name of the shaders and everything).... but shader fixes aren't applied, somehow, even if the OSD shows that the custom shader is there.
Here are the 3Dmigoto logs and the dxgi logs from that mod: https://www.dropbox.com/s/5oebwpqwhp7xv1y/logs3DmigotoandUNX.7z?dl=0
Edit: I was incorrectly importing d3d11.dll in dxgi.ini, but after doing it, fixes still don't work. Or even worse, there are more crashes and hunting makes the screen black until I quit the game :p.
bo3b said:
This has a d3dx.ini option of allow_check_interfaces=1. I expect that this will fix the problem for Call of Pripyat. It worked to fix the problem for Shadow of Mordor.
With that option, now shader hunting works with the latest version of Untitled Project X (https://github.com/Kaldaien/UnX/releases/tag/unx_012). That mod now has and exclusive fullscreen mode, so the "full_screen" option in "d3dx.ini" isn't needed.
The game works now around 1/3 of the times I launch it (I think it boots when I select Final Fantasy X fast in the launcher, but using the exe directly doesn't work, hmmm). Hotkeys are working, "rasterizer_disable_scissor=0" works, shader hunting works (even dumping, and the hunting OSD knows the name of the shaders and everything).... but shader fixes aren't applied, somehow, even if the OSD shows that the custom shader is there.
Edit: I was incorrectly importing d3d11.dll in dxgi.ini, but after doing it, fixes still don't work. Or even worse, there are more crashes and hunting makes the screen black until I quit the game :p.
Just a heads up that the next 3DMigoto release will drop support for fake_o0. This feature is used to influence driver heuristics to stereoise a shader that has a depth target assigned, but no render targets. It was originally added to fix MSAA hairworks in The Witcher 3, and turns out to be useful for UE4 as well (used in The Park), but in some cases may cause excessive VRAM & RAM consumption and severe framerate hits. If you are currently using this feature, please switch to using arbitrary resource copying in the latest 3DMigoto instead.
The following example is equivelent to fake_o0, but does not suffer the same problems:
[code]
[ResourceDummyRenderTarget]
; Make the format compatible with render targets:
Format = R8G8B8A8_UNORM
[ShaderOverrideHasNoRenderTarget]
Hash = ...
ResourceDummyRenderTarget = copy_desc oD
o0 = ResourceDummyRenderTarget
[/code]
Just a heads up that the next 3DMigoto release will drop support for fake_o0. This feature is used to influence driver heuristics to stereoise a shader that has a depth target assigned, but no render targets. It was originally added to fix MSAA hairworks in The Witcher 3, and turns out to be useful for UE4 as well (used in The Park), but in some cases may cause excessive VRAM & RAM consumption and severe framerate hits. If you are currently using this feature, please switch to using arbitrary resource copying in the latest 3DMigoto instead.
The following example is equivelent to fake_o0, but does not suffer the same problems:
[ResourceDummyRenderTarget]
; Make the format compatible with render targets:
Format = R8G8B8A8_UNORM
masterotaku said:I have a problem in Final Fantasy X, with an effect that is used for multiple effects. Basically, I need to apply the typical correction formula to a TEXCOORD, buuuuut.... it only has 2 dimensions.
//Gravity.
// ---- Created with 3Dmigoto v1.2.37 on Sun May 15 15:03:15 2016
[quote="4everAwake"]
I'm not sure, but try this and let me know if it makes a difference:
[/quote]
Sadly, no. It's exactly the same as the original unmodified shader (even if I comment the condition). Things are OK when they are at screen depth, but wrong at any other depth.
4everAwake said:
I'm not sure, but try this and let me know if it makes a difference:
Sadly, no. It's exactly the same as the original unmodified shader (even if I comment the condition). Things are OK when they are at screen depth, but wrong at any other depth.
Interestingly, when the game loads there are two quick low toned beeps, which sound a little bit different from other shader/ini error warnings I've heard before. I also don't see any warnings in the log file. I'll attach that in case anything different/useful can be determined from it:
http://www.mediafire.com/download/bpg4svdap69okay/d3d11_log.txt
Also, in the off chance that anything useful can be found here, here's the nvapi log as well
http://www.mediafire.com/download/tylai9cj2tukinh/nvapi_log.txt
If it would be better to take up DSS on his offer to take a look this weekend, I can certainly wait until then. I can provide you with a link to my fix for you to test with if you like.
Or, if this turns out to be too much trouble, I'm willing to let it go and perhaps look at adapting the fix to DX9. Don't want to take too much of you guys' time away from where you intend to focus on.
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Let me work out how to allow that CheckInterfaceSupport to go through. Seems like we have some games that will crash if we let it through, and some games that will fail to launch if we don't. Seems like making it selectable will be the best choice.
I'll take a look later today I expect.
The double-beep is happening because the TB and SBS shaders are not part of the default package. It's only a warning.
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I have enabled the "allow_dxgi1_2=1" and added these lines in the dxgi.ini:
That mod and 3Dmigoto kind of tolerate each other now, but not correctly. 3D is enabled because that mod now supports fullscreen when you press alt+enter, and the 3Dmigoto hunting overlay is available, as well as the F10 "beep". However, shader fixes are not applied (edit: not 100% sure now. When I tried, I forgot to rewrite the hotkeys and disable scissoring in d3dx.ini), and when I start skipping shaders in hunting mode, the screen goes black.
Is this mod totally related to the new functionality of the latest 3Dmigoto build, or am I mistaken?
Getting that mod to work with 3Dmigoto is a bit essential for FFX and FFX-2, because it now supports custom textures loading and other cool features :).
Edit: by the way, can I automatize a different convergence or separation setting if a specific shader is present? Maybe this was a planned future feature. Separation and Convergence in the ShaderOverride section are only for that specific shader and not the complete scene, for example (IIRC).
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I can answer this question, because I asked it not too long ago, so I'll 'pay it forward' and provide the answer. What we're looking for is 'scene detection', which is not quite implemented yet, but getting close with the addition of the custom shader injection feature in 3DM some time ago. You're correct about the usage of the Separation/Convergence settings in the ShaderOverride section... or at least I believe so, as I've tried and not had that work successfully in that fashion either. Best solution for now is to use preset keys to set or change the separation/convergence on the fly.
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Thanks for the information. I'll wait :p. It's just as I thought. Like you, I also couldn't get that to work applied to a shader. But well, the same can be done inside the shader.
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OK, new build is up, 1.2.39. https://github.com/bo3b/3Dmigoto/releases
This has a d3dx.ini option of allow_check_interfaces=1. I expect that this will fix the problem for Call of Pripyat. It worked to fix the problem for Shadow of Mordor.
Not a problem to add this workaround, we've been needing something like this for awhile. Anything like this that is more general purpose has a higher priority. Plus, I've never played any of the Stalker games, and I really need to. :->
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I'm still don't finish Shadows of Mordor.....and want to finish in TB mode sometime. I will test later.
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That option did get the DX11 options available and 3DM working. I still ran into the troubling issue again, but through enough perseverance I managed to finally track down the root cause of it and got my fix working perfectly once again (and a few additions/improvements while I was at it! :D).
Can't tell you how glad I am to see this come to a resolution. You definitely have my thanks, and will be getting a deserving mention in the credits when I post it.
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With that option, now shader hunting works with the latest version of Untitled Project X (https://github.com/Kaldaien/UnX/releases/tag/unx_012). That mod now has and exclusive fullscreen mode, so the "full_screen" option in "d3dx.ini" isn't needed.
The game works now around 1/3 of the times I launch it (I think it boots when I select Final Fantasy X fast in the launcher, but using the exe directly doesn't work, hmmm). Hotkeys are working, "rasterizer_disable_scissor=0" works, shader hunting works (even dumping, and the hunting OSD knows the name of the shaders and everything).... but shader fixes aren't applied, somehow, even if the OSD shows that the custom shader is there.
Here are the 3Dmigoto logs and the dxgi logs from that mod: https://www.dropbox.com/s/5oebwpqwhp7xv1y/logs3DmigotoandUNX.7z?dl=0
Edit: I was incorrectly importing d3d11.dll in dxgi.ini, but after doing it, fixes still don't work. Or even worse, there are more crashes and hunting makes the screen black until I quit the game :p.
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The following example is equivelent to fake_o0, but does not suffer the same problems:
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I'm not sure, but try this and let me know if it makes a difference:
Dual boot Win 7 x64 & Win 10 (1809) | Geforce Drivers 417.35
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Thanks Oomek!
2x Geforce GTX 980 in SLI provided by NVIDIA, i7 6700K 4GHz CPU, Asus 27" VG278HE 144Hz 3D Monitor, BenQ W1070 3D Projector, 120" Elite Screens YardMaster 2, 32GB Corsair DDR4 3200MHz RAM, Samsung 850 EVO 500G SSD, 4x750GB HDD in RAID5, Gigabyte Z170X-Gaming 7 Motherboard, Corsair Obsidian 750D Airflow Edition Case, Corsair RM850i PSU, HTC Vive, Win 10 64bit
Alienware M17x R4 w/ built in 3D, Intel i7 3740QM, GTX 680m 2GB, 16GB DDR3 1600MHz RAM, Win7 64bit, 1TB SSD, 1TB HDD, 750GB HDD
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Sadly, no. It's exactly the same as the original unmodified shader (even if I comment the condition). Things are OK when they are at screen depth, but wrong at any other depth.
CPU: Intel Core i7 7700K @ 4.9GHz
Motherboard: Gigabyte Aorus GA-Z270X-Gaming 5
RAM: GSKILL Ripjaws Z 16GB 3866MHz CL18
GPU: MSI GeForce RTX 2080Ti Gaming X Trio
Monitor: Asus PG278QR
Speakers: Logitech Z506
Donations account: masterotakusuko@gmail.com