Alpha to coverage probably.Quincunx resolve likely... even the speedometer is blurrier.
Shader for game has Quincunx entry ( ConvFilter = Quincunx; ). Dunno if PS3 has SSAO.
Image Quality and Framebuffer Analysis for Available/release build Games *Read the first post*
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Shader for game has Quincunx entry ( ConvFilter = Quincunx; ). Dunno if PS3 has SSAO.
http://www.zoopy.com/data/media/16345/original.jpg
http://xbox360media.ign.com/xbox360...39/infinite-undiscovery-20080806001720262.jpg
http://www.zoopy.com/data/media/16347/original.jpg
an odd thing that i found, many of the screenshots are 1280x768 instead of the standard 1280x720. might be downscaled.
marcus_rocks
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LBP: deferred lighting done at full 2560x720p resolution and GPU does down sampling to 1280x720p.
It does use AO (first ps3 implementation?)
source: http://www.bungie.net/News/content.aspx?type=topnews&link=Siggraph_09
It does use AO (first ps3 implementation?)
source: http://www.bungie.net/News/content.aspx?type=topnews&link=Siggraph_09
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The demo had dynamic 2xAA to 0 , I don't know the final code.
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Lost Odyssey is 1280x720 with 2xaa (selective i think)
http://screenshots.teamxbox.com/screen-hires/69499/Lost-Odyssey/
http://screenshots.teamxbox.com/screen-hires/69500/Lost-Odyssey/
http://xbox360.ign.com/dor/objects/...odyssey-20080131043114702.html?page=mediaFull
Blue Dragon is 1280x720 with 2xAA, possibly up to 4xaa (hard to tell with the heavy depth of field in the way.)
http://screenshots.teamxbox.com/screen-hires/61525/Blue-Dragon/
http://screenshots.teamxbox.com/screen-hires/61524/Blue-Dragon/
http://screenshots.teamxbox.com/screen-hires/61527/Blue-Dragon/
The Last Remnant is 1280x720 No AA.
http://screenshots.teamxbox.com/screen-hires/81093/The-Last-Remnant/
http://screenshots.teamxbox.com/screen-hires/80733/The-Last-Remnant/
http://screenshots.teamxbox.com/screen-hires/80040/The-Last-Remnant/
Tales of vesperia and Magna Carta 2 I'm not sure about, they both look 720p, but not sure about the AA, vesperia looks to have sometimes 4xaa, and Carta 2 looks 2xaa...maybe.
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Operation flashpoint screens(ps3):
http://www.videogameszone.de/aid,69...nu=browser&article_id=696773&image_id=1202429
*Appears to be lacking substantially to the PC original, particular regards to the <insert framebuffer qualities here> and the <insert image quality aspects here>.
Mod edit : Changed the silly one-liner to reflect the quality of discussion this thread requires.
http://www.videogameszone.de/aid,69...nu=browser&article_id=696773&image_id=1202429
*Appears to be lacking substantially to the PC original, particular regards to the <insert framebuffer qualities here> and the <insert image quality aspects here>.
Mod edit : Changed the silly one-liner to reflect the quality of discussion this thread requires.
When I first saw the media I was greatly underwhelmed but it is great to see the PC port has higher settings to atleast put some load on gaming PCs. Most console to PC ports dont tend to have so much higher visual settings bar what modding does. And knowing this engine 20 min is enough to up visuals greatly.
Also Quincunx for PS3 becouse it looks quite blurry or maybe sub HD?
Also Quincunx for PS3 becouse it looks quite blurry or maybe sub HD?
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No I meant is hard to see the difference between QAA and sub hd in these terrible shotsYeah I meant to say "also" not "alos"!
Played FIFA 2010 last night, and noticed 'dithered' edges in the start-up kickabout screen. It looked like unresolved MSAA samples, although the spacing between edge pixels was very wide. Any ideas what EA are doing here? I haven't found a capture that shows this so can't link to any images.
Mod edit : Feature comparisons are not the same as IQ and framebuffer comparisons. If you're not talking about AA levels, AF levels, framebuffer depths etc., your post doesn't belong in this thread but the tech comparison thread.
Definitely no AA in the original Asian release.
Can't really commit to a resolution, but as the usual signs of sub-HD rendering seem absent I'd guess it's 720p.
/grain of salt
PS3 or 360?
I think 09 used the same sort of method used in Harry Potter (Random pixel sticking up after the "AA" portion)
Sounds like they've used the same for 10.
PS3. On a 1080p TV, but I don't know what the output was. It could be a 720p upscale method perhaps?
Yeah, I asked that and it was some weird MSAA-buffer-merge upscale
It was mentioned about a year ago I think, if you want to go look for it Similar threads
