Image Quality and Framebuffer Analysis for Available/release build Games *Read the first post*
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I think he's talking about the character against the wall (not just feet). Looks like SSAO...
Screenshot was uploaded after. *cough*
Ok, that's SSAO, but I haven't seen it on console as yet...
Yea I added it later
Anyways its present in the Xbox 360 ver too.
Well, perhaps it's only a drop shadow for the character.
There are plenty of shots I've come across that don't have any SSAO in any form (e.g. bottles sitting on a shelf, objects on ground, corners of walls or buildings). Cut-scenes certainly don't exhibit it even then.
There are plenty of shots I've come across that don't have any SSAO in any form (e.g. bottles sitting on a shelf, objects on ground, corners of walls or buildings). Cut-scenes certainly don't exhibit it even then.
Screenshot was uploaded after. *cough*
Ok, that's SSAO, but I haven't seen it on console as yet...
Ah, must have missed that.
So it's confirmed PC ver only then?It seems to be only for the player character as in the above shot, but even then in very specific conditions during gameplay. It's pretty much absent everywhere else (I don't have a shot off-hand to even show it ).
At least there's nothing on console to suggest SSAO being used on the rest of the scene.
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).At least there's nothing on console to suggest SSAO being used on the rest of the scene.
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So its just a simple drop shadow then ? eh ?
Screenspace AO is not much more then a simple drop shadow anyway They use the Z-depth to create a mask for it but it hasn't got much to do with light, and it shouldn't be used on the entire image anyway (direct light should not be occluded, we use shadows for that).
They use the Z-depth to create a mask for it but it hasn't got much to do with light, and it shouldn't be used on the entire image anyway (direct light should not be occluded, we use shadows for that).True enough... Just a different implementation I guess. The first shot I have there should at least show some sort of SSAO on the join between the building and bridge if it were similar to previous ones. Saboteur just seems to only use it on the player character in-game, as it is completely missing in the close-up cut-scenes.
just a question, by baked AO is it just basically like a sheet of texture that being applied on the surface? Because I notice games with SSAO, when you shine the flash light (light map?) on the SSAO shadow, it will stay there, but all the moving object will have shades move along with them. In games like KZ2, if you cast the shotty flash light on the shadow / shades they actually lights up and you can see the texture. Many old PS2 games doesn't do any of the above.
I was wondering if anyone noticed this, Uncharted 2 @ 720P seems to have 2xMSAA whilst rendering in the 1080P mode it seems it might be rendering more pixels and dropping the MSAA entirely as the level of jagged edges between the two modes seem to be different.
Can anyone else confirm or deny this is happening?
Can anyone else confirm or deny this is happening?
Placebo effect. I haven't noticed particular differences.
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whats about ff13 retail?2x or 4x aa ?
2xMSAA I guess.
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