13 Jan 2024 |
S3ctor | If you hit F3 and open the openmw graphics profiler ingame, or in the CS, it actually reports the total amount of ms each thing takes. GPU is the total MS of that specific frame. So when the draw/cull/gpu bars raise and lower, it actually tells you how the frametime is changing | 03:48:26 |
S3ctor | Download image.png | 03:49:44 |
S3ctor | the peaks and valleys are when I select and unselect everything in this ~20 cell view | 03:50:05 |
mymorrowind | Will upgrading my PC stop the CS lag and crashes? | 04:01:41 |
S3ctor | No amount of hardware upgrades will ever save you from TESCS, sorry pal | 04:09:38 |
mymorrowind | Well fudge | 04:09:59 |
S3ctor | Feel free to drop any feature requests for opencs in the discord or gitlab though | 04:10:00 |
mymorrowind | How did they create such beauty with something so utterly horrible??? | 04:11:06 |
S3ctor | in spite of themselves | 04:11:19 |
mymorrowind | ember2528 you have and xd3? What is it like to play Morrowind for you? | 04:13:42 |
mymorrowind | * ember2528 you have an xd3? What is it like to play Morrowind for you? | 04:14:03 |
wareya | userbenchmark is only good for comparing within brands, not between brands | 05:10:52 |
wareya | in particular, it has a very strong anti-amd-cpu bias | 05:10:58 |
wareya | the raw data is valid for what it is, but the benchmark program has questionable design decisions (i.e. it's silghtly misleading by omission) and when combined into a single number the results are weighted poorly | 05:11:44 |
mymorrowind | What’s a benchmark website thats less bias? | 05:23:37 |
abdu7944 | Great question | 05:39:54 |
wareya | userbenchmark is fine as long as you're aware of the fact that there's a bias and work around it | 06:38:09 |
wareya | there's not a lot of similarly accessible pooled benchmark runs out there | 06:38:31 |
| Discord Bridge invited an1mos1ty. | 07:40:49 |
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| an1mos1ty | 07:40:50 |
an1mos1ty | is there a interior brightness shader out there? caves and mines are great but some building interiors are pretty bright by default. | 07:40:50 |
mymorrowind | I use reshade.me, curves, levels, and hdr all make shadows darker and even lights brighter. And you can tweak the settings. | 12:35:17 |
mymorrowind | Then you can get a good bloom. | 12:35:58 |
mymorrowind | I love my settings right now, I use lut, hdr, clarity, and tint, and that’s it. | 12:37:05 |
mymorrowind | Lut is an overall effect that i just like, hdr makes the shadows darker and the light brighter, clarity makes the lights sharper especially good for realistic stars at night, and tint for some richer colors. | 12:39:16 |
an1mos1ty | yeah i use that for mcfly's RTGI and solaris bloom with a lut combo but reshade is limited when it comes to wanting to adjust just interiors | 12:42:03 |
| an1mos1ty | 12:42:04 |
dingledonger69 | you can open up any omwfx and add this flag at the bottom: https://openmw.readthedocs.io/en/latest/reference/postprocessing/omwfx.html#shader-flag | 15:23:10 |
dingledonger69 | there is a brightness adjuster/colour correction stuff in wareya's shaders, war_adjustments | 15:23:36 |