I've noticed this in several games... One of the more popular ones is Devil May Cry
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Software mode - no problems
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Hardware mode - misaligned bottom bar
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Hardware mode with offset hack - misaligned top and left
Some games have either side or bottom misaligned and offset hack does nothing (below). Also worth noting is that turning on full texture filtering can make it even worse. Can anything be done besides playing in sw mode?
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UPDATE: Found a solution while searching for something totally unrelated... It looks like you can move the rendering window with alt+ctrl+directional keys. To make it simpler I overrode the settings with a pcsx2_keys.ini as follows
It's not perfect since you have to reset it after every cutscene but it's something
[attachment=38784]
Software mode - no problems
[attachment=38782]
Hardware mode - misaligned bottom bar
[attachment=38783]
Hardware mode with offset hack - misaligned top and left
Some games have either side or bottom misaligned and offset hack does nothing (below). Also worth noting is that turning on full texture filtering can make it even worse. Can anything be done besides playing in sw mode?
[attachment=38785] [attachment=38786]
UPDATE: Found a solution while searching for something totally unrelated... It looks like you can move the rendering window with alt+ctrl+directional keys. To make it simpler I overrode the settings with a pcsx2_keys.ini as follows
Code:
GSwindow_OffsetYminus=DOWN
GSwindow_OffsetYplus=UP
GSwindow_OffsetXminus=LEFT
GSwindow_OffsetXplus=RIGHT
GSwindow_OffsetReset=SPACEIt's not perfect since you have to reset it after every cutscene but it's something