 |
"-Remove Interaction shader and ambient method settings. Leave both on enhanced by default." +1. I bet most people don't even know what Interaction shader does. |
 |
-Remove Interaction shader and ambient method settings. Leave both on enhanced by default. Done in rev 15803. -Tweak Soft Shading softness to an appropriate value and remove slider I think it should not be done. Initially, this slider was missing, but later it was added, and I guess people are glad to have it. -Add information popups next to settings for explanation Extracted to related issue 0005165 --- the only remaining thing really worth doing -If post-processing is on, use post-processing methods for altering these parameters (leaves OS brightness unaffected) -If post-processing is disabled, use r_brightness and r_gamma and warn user that OS brightness will be affected. -Make sure both methods use the same mathematical formulas to set brightness and gamma. Due to recent changes of 0004705, there are no OS tables now. Moreover, there is single postprocessing shaders, which is always enabled, and it applies gamma/brightness settings like OS color tables did before. -Possibly implement a method to fight color banding in the post-processing path I think this is impossible. Color banding can be fixed by 1) increasing precision of color buffers, 2) applying gamma conversion before and after every shader, or 3) adding dithering in all shaders. But none of these approaches touch postprocessing: all of them must happen long before it. -Integrate SoftGamma, e.g., by providing a slider for r_ambientMinLevel named something like "Increase ambient lighting". Not done. But since ordinary gamma and brightness work without downsides now, there is no need to do it. |
- Anonymous
