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Originally Posted by SuperLumberjack
Why am I confusing you with these names, while in any case you don't like my scripts, because there are nos scanlines ?
Besides, I shared a playlist with the videos of all my scripts and wrote them in their description :
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?lis...W3G7DVYqx9NhoT
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There're no meaning in those names and they doesn't follow logical orders. Numbering them makes logical order because it tells people what came first.
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Originally Posted by SuperLumberjack
On this picture, you can see the problem of the Nnedi3 filter with straight lines (in red) :
These distorsions aren't in the original picture. They disappear if I put the Nnedi3 filter after another one.
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In the original image, those areas were just single-dot pixels, they were not a representation of straight lines. They were pixels that were connected to form a shape, in this case, a curve. Nnedi3 connected these pixels by smoothing them so you don't see jagged diagonal lines.
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Originally Posted by SuperLumberjack
Yes, the scanlines had always been there, but from a certain distance, we can't see them. It's what I said
It's why I don't want them in my upscaling. Only if it's very very subtle... eventually !
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I have never said to use a scanline shader either because it looks bad on motion.
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Originally Posted by SuperLumberjack
This is not my idea of a remastering ! It means to be adapted to a modern HD display I think, not an old CRT display. Open your mind lansing !
I already played all this old games on a CRT display and I will keep excellent souvenirs from them. But now, it's another time
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You're not going to get a HD remastering out of a 300 x 200 source. If you're to upscale it 6x, you're going to have to deal with chunks of ugly color blocks and jagged diagonal lines. The only reasonable way to do is to hide them with shaders.