Does anyone manage to play Armored Core - Last Raven on mission mode with the upscaling working?
Mine won't upscale in missions, it is however is upscaled in the menu modes & run very smoothly...
Wonder where did I go wrong?
I'm using the newest build & playing with ISO.
Tried stable & nightly build, it's the same.
Here's a screenshot for the comparison
I don't think it has to do with hardware...
But here it is anyway... the specs.
I would love to see any sort of fix for this games emulation in hardware mode. Menus looks great at 4x resolution, but once it's in game it looks blurred as all hell. Native resolution helps a little bit interface sharpness, but the anti-aliasing makes it look like mud. It's also incredibly dark in hardware mode. Using software mode and disabling mipmapping helps with visibility, but jumping back and forth between software mode and hardware mode is rather irritating.
Off the top of my head, these are my system specs and the hacks and plugin settings I'm using.
Ryzen 5 1600 @ 3.9GHz
GTX 970 SSC
Win 10 Home x64
16Gb DDR4 2666MHz
500GB M.2 SSD
AX2 Plugin
Interlacing - Bob ttf
Native resolution
Texture Filtering - Nearest
Enabled Hardware Hacks -> Preload Data Frame checked
Speedhacks:
EE set to +1
VU set to 0
INTC Spin, Wait Loop, mVU Flag Hack and MTVU all checked
(12-07-2017, 06:37 PM)CK1 Wrote: [ -> ]Did you try switching to the OpenGl renderer? Also, you didn't specify what PCSX2 version you're using.
Ah! I'm using the latest stable version, 1.4.0. I honestly believe I've tried every single plug-in and every single renderer with no noticeable increase in gameplay clarity.
There is a YouTuber named Ostardva who got his to play, but he doesn't have his settings listed on any of his videos.
I can confirm that setting Skipdraw to 2 removes that error. And it looks much clearer in the distance.
edit :: Last thing I can't get around is activating a higher resolution in the game. The higher I set the resolution, the more muddled the interface becomes. Like it's trying to squeeze the up-scaled resolution into the original.