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MichelandMichel
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* xBRZ freescale multipass: lighter output pass, dominant 3.8 and steep 3.2 The first pass now makes every blend decision once per input pixel (blend type, line type, blend color and the minimum contrast), so the output pass reads two textures instead of six where no corner is cut and computes no color distances. The output is identical at the same thresholds. Defaults change from dominant direction 3.6 and steep/shallow line 3.0 to 3.8 and 3.2, which keeps 1-pixel steps and small corners closer to the original art. XBRZ_DOM is now a parameter; the unused blend_* parameters and XBRZ_MINC_RAMP are removed. * xBRZ freescale multipass: similar diagonal rules for xbrz-crisp New XBRZ_DIAG parameter, off (0) by default, so plain xBRZ doesn't change. When it is on, a corner stays square if the two colors its cut would join differ by more than XBRZ_DIAG, so a junction of three colors is not pulled into a fake diagonal (an idea from torcado's cleanEdge). Antialiasing ramps use a limit of 92, shallow and steep lines are never blocked, a blocked corner is still cut when a neighbor on the same diagonal is cut, and where stacked 1-pixel stripes end flush (health bars, gauges) the end corners stay square. The xbrz-crisp preset sets XBRZ_DIAG to 100. * xBRZ freescale multipass: minimum contrast 24 in xbrz-crisp The xbrz-crisp preset now sets XBRZ_MINC to 24 instead of 16, so grass, foliage and other textures keep more of their pixels. Plain xbrz-freescale-multipass doesn't change (XBRZ_MINC stays 0). * xBRZ freescale multipass: fix the output pass with a larger original texture RetroArch's gl driver rounds the original frame and the first pass up to a power of two on their own (512 and 256 with snes9x), so the second pass read the original at the wrong place and the picture shrank into a corner. Each texture is now read with its own size. No change where both sizes match (0 px on 100 screens). --------- Co-authored-by: Michel <[email protected]>