Add xBRZ-Rhyscale #344
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Add xBRZ-Rhyscale #344
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Adds a new shader based on xBRZ-Freescale.
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Is the only difference from vanilla xbrz-freescale that the BLEND_NORMAL macro is 0 instead of 1? If so, I can probably just make that (and potentially the other macros, why not?) into runtime parameters. |
That is correct, having these options available as parameters would be a much better solution than adding a new shader to be honest. |
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#345 solves the need for this PR. |
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Adds a new shader based on xBRZ-Freescale, this shader still blends pixels but to a lesser degree as shown in the following comparisons:
Chrono Trigger - Freescale
Chrono Trigger - Rhyscale
Donkey Kong Country 3 - Freescale
Donkey Kong Country 3 - Rhyscale
EarthBound - Freescale
EarthBound - Rhyscale
