Yeah you are probably at least better to post in the shader school thread if you haven't than here as the people in the know are probably more likely to see it. Theres a still a fair bit of lighting off in this fix as well, although I assume thats even more of a complex issue than the shadows. =x
Yeah you are probably at least better to post in the shader school thread if you haven't than here as the people in the know are probably more likely to see it. Theres a still a fair bit of lighting off in this fix as well, although I assume thats even more of a complex issue than the shadows. =x
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Well if you can get a screenshot of what you see that is wrong I would appreciate it..
I did tonight see some issues withe the cliffs near the shoreline it had sort of a one eye effect..
Really wierd and I did find a shader for it but it seemed to have broken some other things so that was definetley problay part of the problem you are seeing..
Well if you can get a screenshot of what you see that is wrong I would appreciate it..
I did tonight see some issues withe the cliffs near the shoreline it had sort of a one eye effect..
Really wierd and I did find a shader for it but it seemed to have broken some other things so that was definetley problay part of the problem you are seeing..
Since you requested I take a look here, I have. Looking at the code you linked to, it seems pretty standard enough that I'm pretty sure I can offer what the solution is. First off, you will need to include DSS's matrix.hlsl file in the ShaderFixes folder. You can find that file on his Github, or if you look you'll find it in most of my fixes.
Here's a "dumbed down" version that is a little easier to understand. I've included comments to try to help with understanding what's going on. Make particular note at the inclusions on lines 157-158, 170-183, & 238-256:
// Shadows in game PS..
// ---- Created with 3Dmigoto v1.2.56 on Fri May 05 23:33:28 2017
// Copy r6 into tmp to use tmp during calculations. Not really necessary, but possibly easier to understand
tmp2.xyz = r6.xyz;
// Need to have tmp.w = 1 during matrix calculation for it to be correct
tmp2.w = 1;
// Convert from a worldspace coordinate to a viewspace coordinate so we can use stereo correction by multiplying the worldspace coordinate by the viewprojection matrix
tmp = mul(vp, tmp2);
// Convert the now stereo corrected value back to worldspace by multiplying it against the inverse viewprojection matrix, which will have a stereo corrected worldspace coordinate
tmp2 = mul(ivp, tmp);
// Copy contents of tmp into r6 so r6 is now stereo corrected
r6.xyz = tmp2.xyz;
// removing rest of code due to size since no further changes required
and here's how MY code would usually look (a bit more efficient). I provide some comments which explains the differences between the previous code and this code
// Shadows in game PS..
// ---- Created with 3Dmigoto v1.2.56 on Fri May 05 23:33:28 2017
// Moved all the declarations down here because it really doesn't matter where you declare them, just as long as you declare them before you use them
float4 stereo = StereoParams.Load(0);
matrix vp = matViewProjection;
matrix ivp = inverse(vp);
// A lot of things grouped into this one line. While declaring a new variable, you can assign a value to it, so you don't need to waste a line of code only declaring a variable
// Also note that tmp2 is not needed at all and is replaced in the multiply by 'float4(r6.xyz,1)'. If we knew r6.w equalled 1, then we would just use r6 by itself, but since we don't then 'float4(r6.xyz,1)'
// lets use create an unnamed temporary 4-coordinate variable on the fly simply for the purpose of this one single use, which uses r6.xyz for the xyz coordinates and assigns the value of 1 to the w coordinate
float4 tmp = mul(vp, float4(r6.xyz,1));
tmp.x -= stereo.x * (tmp.w - stereo.y);
// This takes only the xyz coordinates from the multiply and copies them into the xyz coordinates of r6.
r6.xyz = mul(ivp, tmp).xyz;
There's a slight chance that rather than the fix occurring between lines 222 and 223 in your linked document and correcting r6 that the fix might actually need to occur between lines 223 and 224 and correcting r7, but I'm pretty sure that's not the case.
I'll try to explain how I came to know how/where to fix this in a following post to come (may or may not be right away).
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WOW Man that is freaking amazing.. I would love to understand at this level.. Alot of what you said made sence and I was always wondering what thoe HLSL files where in some fixes I seen..
I really appreciate helping here I just hope I can gain an understadning of this to be able to fix them myself..
I look forward to your explanation but take your time I know you are busy with things ;)
So basically If I inject that into the PS it should work or is there more code to be added??
WOW Man that is freaking amazing.. I would love to understand at this level.. Alot of what you said made sence and I was always wondering what thoe HLSL files where in some fixes I seen..
I really appreciate helping here I just hope I can gain an understadning of this to be able to fix them myself..
I look forward to your explanation but take your time I know you are busy with things ;)
So basically If I inject that into the PS it should work or is there more code to be added??
As long as you have the matrix.hlsl file, then there's a good chance that if you use that code in the PS that it will fix the shadows. Sometimes you may also need to do an adjustment in the VS as well, but more often than not you don't.
As long as you have the matrix.hlsl file, then there's a good chance that if you use that code in the PS that it will fix the shadows. Sometimes you may also need to do an adjustment in the VS as well, but more often than not you don't.
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Well I made the correction in the shader I linked at pastebin I do not think it worked.. Are the shadows supposed to have a double image when not looking through the glasses??
They seemed to still be in 2D?? I removed the rest of the fix and just put in the PS I posted with the included fix you made and installed the Matrix.hlsl file in the shader fix folder..
Well I made the correction in the shader I linked at pastebin I do not think it worked.. Are the shadows supposed to have a double image when not looking through the glasses??
They seemed to still be in 2D?? I removed the rest of the fix and just put in the PS I posted with the included fix you made and installed the Matrix.hlsl file in the shader fix folder..
[quote="The_Nephilim"]Well if you can get a screenshot of what you see that is wrong I would appreciate it..
I did tonight see some issues withe the cliffs near the shoreline it had sort of a one eye effect..
Really wierd and I did find a shader for it but it seemed to have broken some other things so that was definetley problay part of the problem you are seeing..[/quote]
Game looks great! I really cant complain right now but since you ask. Would it be troublesome to fix the reflection on the sea? Would that be the same issue with the puddles. I will attach screenshot if it lets me.
Edit: Had to upload it on imgur:
[url]http://imgur.com/a/PAVW9[/url]
The_Nephilim said:Well if you can get a screenshot of what you see that is wrong I would appreciate it..
I did tonight see some issues withe the cliffs near the shoreline it had sort of a one eye effect..
Really wierd and I did find a shader for it but it seemed to have broken some other things so that was definetley problay part of the problem you are seeing..
Game looks great! I really cant complain right now but since you ask. Would it be troublesome to fix the reflection on the sea? Would that be the same issue with the puddles. I will attach screenshot if it lets me.
In my case, nothing changed after installing this fix, except that hud was able to move back and forth after pressing -. The shadow is still rendered as 2d, and some textures on the road are also rendered as 2d. Of course, s3d Is the case
In my case, nothing changed after installing this fix, except that hud was able to move back and forth after pressing -. The shadow is still rendered as 2d, and some textures on the road are also rendered as 2d. Of course, s3d Is the case
Well there should be no more shadows and the road should be in 3D as should everything else.. Please check the settings in the screenshot I linked below.. and did you follow the instructions as written at HelixMod Site??
Well there should be no more shadows and the road should be in 3D as should everything else.. Please check the settings in the screenshot I linked below.. and did you follow the instructions as written at HelixMod Site??
[quote="The_Nephilim"]Well there should be no more shadows and the road should be in 3D as should everything else.. Please check the settings in the screenshot I linked below.. and did you follow the instructions as written at HelixMod Site??
[/quote]
First, I appreciate your comment. I do not know exactly what process to follow because I am not accustomed to English. All I did was download the fix.zip file and extracted it and copy it to the black desert folder, It is all that I have guessed that I wrote it down. I also want you to let me know exactly what course I must do. I did the same setting but it was pointless.
The_Nephilim said:Well there should be no more shadows and the road should be in 3D as should everything else.. Please check the settings in the screenshot I linked below.. and did you follow the instructions as written at HelixMod Site??
First, I appreciate your comment. I do not know exactly what process to follow because I am not accustomed to English. All I did was download the fix.zip file and extracted it and copy it to the black desert folder, It is all that I have guessed that I wrote it down. I also want you to let me know exactly what course I must do. I did the same setting but it was pointless.
[quote="The_Nephilim"]C:\Program Files (x86)\Black Desert Online\bin64
here is where the exe is lovcated on my PC[/quote]
I copied it to black desert root folder,and tested it and copied it to black desert\bin64 folder, and tested it.
But result was same
By the way Can I just copy it to a folder? Or I wonder if there is something else I need to do
It goes in the bin64 directory, so if it's still borked there is something wrong.
However, he has done a really good job of this but it's not perfect, so make sure you very closely follow the graphics effects recommended settings on the site and make sure you do NOT have high end mode on, also make sure you follow instructions regarding convergence settings because otherwise the ground will look very bad.
It goes in the bin64 directory, so if it's still borked there is something wrong.
However, he has done a really good job of this but it's not perfect, so make sure you very closely follow the graphics effects recommended settings on the site and make sure you do NOT have high end mode on, also make sure you follow instructions regarding convergence settings because otherwise the ground will look very bad.
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I did tonight see some issues withe the cliffs near the shoreline it had sort of a one eye effect..
Really wierd and I did find a shader for it but it seemed to have broken some other things so that was definetley problay part of the problem you are seeing..
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Here's a "dumbed down" version that is a little easier to understand. I've included comments to try to help with understanding what's going on. Make particular note at the inclusions on lines 157-158, 170-183, & 238-256:
and here's how MY code would usually look (a bit more efficient). I provide some comments which explains the differences between the previous code and this code
There's a slight chance that rather than the fix occurring between lines 222 and 223 in your linked document and correcting r6 that the fix might actually need to occur between lines 223 and 224 and correcting r7, but I'm pretty sure that's not the case.
I'll try to explain how I came to know how/where to fix this in a following post to come (may or may not be right away).
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I really appreciate helping here I just hope I can gain an understadning of this to be able to fix them myself..
I look forward to your explanation but take your time I know you are busy with things ;)
So basically If I inject that into the PS it should work or is there more code to be added??
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They seemed to still be in 2D?? I removed the rest of the fix and just put in the PS I posted with the included fix you made and installed the Matrix.hlsl file in the shader fix folder..
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Game looks great! I really cant complain right now but since you ask. Would it be troublesome to fix the reflection on the sea? Would that be the same issue with the puddles. I will attach screenshot if it lets me.
Edit: Had to upload it on imgur:
http://imgur.com/a/PAVW9
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First, I appreciate your comment. I do not know exactly what process to follow because I am not accustomed to English. All I did was download the fix.zip file and extracted it and copy it to the black desert folder, It is all that I have guessed that I wrote it down. I also want you to let me know exactly what course I must do. I did the same setting but it was pointless.
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I copied it to black desert root folder,and tested it and copied it to black desert\bin64 folder, and tested it.
But result was same
By the way Can I just copy it to a folder? Or I wonder if there is something else I need to do
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However, he has done a really good job of this but it's not perfect, so make sure you very closely follow the graphics effects recommended settings on the site and make sure you do NOT have high end mode on, also make sure you follow instructions regarding convergence settings because otherwise the ground will look very bad.
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Obutto R3volution.
Windows 10 pro 64x (Windows 7 Dual boot)