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Half pixel offset seems to do anything at all only in some levels.
Where it works, the "viewport" is indeed offsetted a bit, and it leads to a sensible increase in textures detail too.
Elsewhere, nothing.
Reproduction Steps
Apply 4x resolution.
In Ace combat 5: compare level 13 "Demons of Razgriz" to level 3 "Narrow Margin" (or menus).
Try to toggle Half Pixel Offset.
Expected Behavior
Now, I don't really have a benchmark to tell whether this leads to washed out textures in the missions where it doesn't apply (and this is eventually the only thing that you'd want to care)
But the menus not moving at all seems to give pretty safely away the fact that something's broken somewhere.
PCSX2 Revision
v1.7.3073
Operating System
Windows 10 (64bit)
CPU
i5-10300H
GPU
RTX 3060 laptop
Logs & Dumps
snaps.zip
(if you compare the provided screenshots, you can notice how the UI is ever so slightly shifted in the "works" case)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Different levels using different rendering coordinates/arrangements/techniques could make sense I guess.
But it seems so odd that even the same usual boring 2D menus would be catched into this game.
Describe the Bug
Half pixel offset seems to do anything at all only in some levels.
Where it works, the "viewport" is indeed offsetted a bit, and it leads to a sensible increase in textures detail too.
Elsewhere, nothing.
Reproduction Steps
Apply 4x resolution.
In Ace combat 5: compare level 13 "Demons of Razgriz" to level 3 "Narrow Margin" (or menus).
Try to toggle Half Pixel Offset.
Expected Behavior
Now, I don't really have a benchmark to tell whether this leads to washed out textures in the missions where it doesn't apply (and this is eventually the only thing that you'd want to care)
But the menus not moving at all seems to give pretty safely away the fact that something's broken somewhere.
PCSX2 Revision
v1.7.3073
Operating System
Windows 10 (64bit)
CPU
i5-10300H
GPU
RTX 3060 laptop
Logs & Dumps
snaps.zip
(if you compare the provided screenshots, you can notice how the UI is ever so slightly shifted in the "works" case)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: