Repository navigation
v0.0.1-alpha [Proof of Concept] #1
Master-Antonio
announced in
Announcements
Replies: 1 comment 2 replies
|
I am curious. Does it support RWBG with B before G, as per 99% of LG products? And accounts for the four-spatial steps? |
2 replies
Sign up for free
to join this conversation on GitHub.
Already have an account?
Sign in to comment

Uh oh!
There was an error while loading. Please reload this page.
Puretype_Prototype.zip
🚀 Puretype v0.0.1-alpha [Proof of Concept]
The first custom subpixel rendering engine for OLED monitors on Windows.
This is a Proof of Concept. The software uses system-level API Hooking and DLL Injection to bypass Microsoft's native ClearType rendering. It is not yet ready for daily driver use. You may experience visual glitches, flickering, or unexpected crashes in unsupported applications. Use at your own risk.
🧬 Project Status
The core injection engine (
injector.exe) and the rendering infrastructure (Puretype.dll) are successfully up and running. The engine can intercept Windows text rendering calls and apply our custom spatial filters.However, i need the community's help. The mathematical foundation for LG WRGB and Samsung QD-OLED (Triangular) layouts is implemented, but i still need to find the perfect rendering values.
🎯 Call to Action: Tuning the Rendering Values
Currently, the calibration values (convolution kernel weights, linear Gamma curves, and Stem Darkening strength) are just placeholders.
I invite users with OLED panels to test the application (e.g., on
notepad.exe) and share feedbacks.The goal of this phase is to collect visual feedback and macro-photography of the pixels to find the "golden ratio" that guarantees maximum sharpness and zero color fringing.
🛡️ Known Limitations: The Injection Blacklist
To ensure operating system stability and protect users, this release includes a strict, hardcoded blacklist system.
The DLL injection is intentionally blocked from attaching to certain executables. If you notice that some apps still use the old ClearType rendering, they are likely blacklisted.
Currently excluded processes:
csrss.exe,lsass.exe,winlogon.exe) to prevent Blue Screens of Death (BSOD).ALL APPLICATION PACKAGESsecurity permissions.🛠️ How to Test
.ziparchive into a folder.notepad.exe) or other standard Win32 applications to see the difference.This discussion was created from the release Prototype.
All reactions