Legaia 2 SLES_508.91;1

[Cloudn]

Hi, I would like to find a better configuration for this game, as you can see from the photos the graphics are not sharp, and blurry, I also put the log file.
Emulator version: PCSX2 1.7.0-20210123081459 - compiled on Jan 23 2021

[smartstrike]

set all your gsdx settings to default while upscaling remains at x4

[Cloudn]

set all your gsdx settings to default while upscaling remains at x4

Nothing, any configuration I do remains like this, even if I put native ps2 it shows me the playlists, but the graphics do not become clear.
I have seen the US version in the videos on youtube and it is sharp.




Here is a US version with the 1.4.0 emulator, but I saw the compatibility of the games and my PAL version is not there.

[jesalvein]

I don't see much difference between the video and your screenshots ?

[smartstrike]

@cloudn

read his video description
his upscale is set to x8 and he has the WS patch
i have this game in NTSC..i'll add the WS patch to the test..
x8 upscale would be cumbersomed i think his CPU is powerful.

[Cloudn]

I don't see much difference between the video and your screenshots ?

Anyone who has an eye for sharpness notices the difference.



[b]smartstrike[/b]

My cpu is also powerful I have a 3.40 Ghz intel core i9 9900, and as if it does not calculate HD resolution, but calculates a lower resolution.

[jesalvein]

Ok. Can you please try what smartstrike suggested ?

[Cloudn]

Ok. Can you please try what smartstrike suggested ?

So I put everything in default, except texture filtering and internal resolution, those are at 4x and bilinear (force), but nothing has changed, then I realized that the old versions of the emulator are missing the 8 bit texture option, that I always had it active, and even in the videos on youtube they have it active.
The WS patch in Pal wersion i dont found.

[jesalvein]

Dunno if it exists.
What smartstrike suggested included setting it to 8x native btw...

[Cloudn]

Dunno if it exists.
What smartstrike suggested included setting it to 8x native btw...

Yes, I did that too, but nothing changes, and as if that resolution did not reveal them.
I did: x2, x4, x6, x8, it always stays the same.