Sarevok Synder wrote...
Your arrogance is misplaced.
http://www.facepunch...ion-Texture-Mod It's the second last file on the page
The actual fix for Garrus's face is only 658.58 KB in size, uncompressed it's a couple of megs.
Feel free to eat crow.
DashRunner92 wrote...
I see no problem with it being over 1GB, Skyrim released the free HD texture pack and that was about 3GB I think.
You do realize the subject is texture "pack" not a single file right?, Qarls texture pack for fallout came in at nearly 2gigs.Sarevok Synder wrote...
The actual fix for Garrus's face is only 658.58 KB in size, uncompressed it's a couple of megs.
Feel free to eat crow.
EatChildren wrote...
Sarevok Synder wrote...
Your arrogance is misplaced.
http://www.facepunch...ion-Texture-Mod It's the second last file on the page
The actual fix for Garrus's face is only 658.58 KB in size, uncompressed it's a couple of megs.
Feel free to eat crow.
Ah, my mistake, and apologies. But you can keep your crow.
DJBare wrote...
You do realize the subject is texture "pack" not a single file right?, Qarls texture pack for fallout came in at nearly 2gigs.Sarevok Synder wrote...
The actual fix for Garrus's face is only 658.58 KB in size, uncompressed it's a couple of megs.
Feel free to eat crow.
This fix uses texmod -just saying. That's really not a road BW could have gone. Texmod switches textures "on the fly". It adds itself as a second layer to the running game and listens for it to call on the texture-file in question -when it does texmod injects the new file instead of the old.Sarevok Synder wrote...
EatChildren wrote...
Sarevok Synder wrote...
Your arrogance is misplaced.
http://www.facepunch...ion-Texture-Mod It's the second last file on the page
The actual fix for Garrus's face is only 658.58 KB in size, uncompressed it's a couple of megs.
Feel free to eat crow.
Ah, my mistake, and apologies. But you can keep your crow.
No problem.
Na, I never liked crow.
Modifié par Cellander, 16 février 2012 - 08:50 .
EatChildren wrote...
From the official Mass Effect 3 twitter:
https://twitter.com/#!/masseffect
@masseffect For the PC version, will there be more graphics options or an HD texture pack?
@ryand86 When the full game releases, hi-res textures will be built into the game! #masseffect3
Can we get a dev to comfirm this, in comparison to what we saw in the demo?
GreenSoda wrote...
This fix uses texmod -just saying. That's really not a road BW could have gone. Texmod switches textures "on the fly". It adds itself as a second layer to the running game and listens for it to call on the texture-file in question -when it does texmod injects the new file instead of the old.Sarevok Synder wrote...
EatChildren wrote...
Sarevok Synder wrote...
Your arrogance is misplaced.
http://www.facepunch...ion-Texture-Mod It's the second last file on the page
The actual fix for Garrus's face is only 658.58 KB in size, uncompressed it's a couple of megs.
Feel free to eat crow.
Ah, my mistake, and apologies. But you can keep your crow.
Look, it was a programming glitch. The texture was actually there. There is no way an official fix would have been a 2 Gigs in size. All of ME's textures barely came to that.
Now, let's get back on topic.
No problem.
Na, I never liked crow.
That works fine if it's just one or two textures, but when you actually want to fix many things like clothing or so it really jaggs up the loadtimes and hogs cpu-power.
...that's also the reason why texmod is popular with "those" kind of mods, but is rarely used otherwise. All in all it's a very "hack-ish" approach to the issue and not something a company could release as a "fix" for their own game.
Modifié par Sarevok Synder, 16 février 2012 - 08:56 .
Almostfaceman wrote...
So, let me get this straight, you want an official source to confirm an official source? What?
Sweeet, my PC is doing the happy dance!
EatChildren wrote...
Almostfaceman wrote...
So, let me get this straight, you want an official source to confirm an official source? What?
Sweeet, my PC is doing the happy dance!
Definition and clarification is more important than a single, relatively vague statement. I've worked in PR and know all too well that sometimes PR gets confused, stating something that isn't quite true, or is easily misinterpreted.
What I'd like is clarification of this statement relative to the demo build. That is the point of reference. Simply stating said textures will be shipped with the game does not guarenty me that said textures are better than the demo, even if I would never consider the demo's textures 'high resolution'.
It should be pretty easy to confirm or deny by a developer. Either the PR is referring to the textures we know, or indeed the demo build did not include higher resolution assets. We'll see.
Modifié par Jsxdf, 16 février 2012 - 08:57 .
Modifié par Fredvdp, 16 février 2012 - 09:01 .
Cellander wrote...
Sounds really great! I don't see any reason to not believe it. It's their official twitter.
I have 400GB left, keep 'em high res textures comin'!
EatChildren wrote...
Almostfaceman wrote...
So, let me get this straight, you want an official source to confirm an official source? What?
Sweeet, my PC is doing the happy dance!
Definition and clarification is more important than a single, relatively vague statement. I've worked in PR and know all too well that sometimes PR gets confused, stating something that isn't quite true, or is easily misinterpreted.
What I'd like is clarification of this statement relative to the demo build. That is the point of reference. Simply stating said textures will be shipped with the game does not guarenty me that said textures are better than the demo, even if I would never consider the demo's textures 'high resolution'.
It should be pretty easy to confirm or deny by a developer. Either the PR is referring to the textures we know, or indeed the demo build did not include higher resolution assets. We'll see.
Modifié par Cellander, 16 février 2012 - 08:58 .
...but that's the thing: The texture was not there. That was the "bug". The author of the texmod fix extracted the high-res Garrus texture from ME2 and used texmod to piggyback it into ME1.Sarevok Synder wrote...
GreenSoda wrote...
This fix uses texmod -just saying. That's really not a road BW could have gone. Texmod switches textures "on the fly". It adds itself as a second layer to the running game and listens for it to call on the texture-file in question -when it does texmod injects the new file instead of the old.
That works fine if it's just one or two textures, but when you actually want to fix many things like clothing or so it really jaggs up the loadtimes and hogs cpu-power.
...that's also the reason why texmod is popular with "those" kind of mods, but is rarely used otherwise. All in all it's a very "hack-ish" approach to the issue and not something a company could release as a "fix" for their own game.
Look, it was a programming glitch, the texture was actually there. There is no way it would take a patch a couple of gigs in size to fix it. All the original texture put together didn't come to much more than that. I'm aware of the issues with texmod.
Now let's get back on topic.
Modifié par GreenSoda, 16 février 2012 - 08:59 .
Jessica. You can ask her if you're unsure that she knows what she's talking about.Fredvdp wrote...
That Twitter accoutn is run by Chris Priestly, right? I once asked if ME2 would get high-res textures and he said it already has them, so I don't believe it until I see it.
Modifié par devSin, 16 février 2012 - 09:01 .
Atakuma wrote...
The recommended specs for the game do not seem to support this. They only recommend a 512 mb graphics card.
DiegoProgMetal wrote...
I have ~1 TeraB left on the hd, a GTX 590 with 3GB ram, and 16GB system ram. Make 'em 8192x8192 or bigger.
Yeah, it wont happen until 2020....
I'm serious about my rig though.
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