410 replies to this topic

[Guus]

Insane quality !!!! New pinball graphics benchmark in the making (after your previous benchmarks, you took it to a new level again!)!

 

The ramp could be a bit more poly/round on the bottom to my taste, but overall very impressive!

[dark]

Insane quality !!!! New pinball graphics benchmark in the making (after your previous benchmarks, you took it to a new level again!)!

 

The ramp could be a bit more poly/round on the bottom to my taste, but overall very impressive!

With such refined taste you should start authoring yourself. 

[adamstillman]

looks amazing.. have a question though. these preview pics (example.. diner) look better on my laptop monitor than what i actually see on my cab. play field is a 1080p Sony TV.  does everyone else also experience this? and....what do people have to say about 4k tvs and VPX???  

 

thanks.

[flupper1]

My previews are often zoomed in views of the table, so that could be the reason for a lesser quality in the cab. Also, if the tv in the cab is not properly set up (like limited rgb vs full rgb) or too bright/dark or image "improvement" functions are still switched on, it looks less good. And are you using a digital connection to your tv? Like hdmi or displayport? Analog blurs the signal.
About the lower edges of the ramp: I have already changed that, I did not like the low poly view as well.

[adamstillman]

thanks for the reply,  diner looks really good on my cab, but if i set my laptop down on my cab monitor and compare i can notice a difference.  regarding limited rgb vs full rgb.  is the best possible picture full rbg?  and "improvements" i assume should be turned off for best picture? i am using a digital connection, hdmi, and graphics card ati sapphire hd 5870.  

 

again.. diner and all tables look really good. but any tips to get it looking more close to the preview pics would be helpful

 

thanks

[flupper1]

I would say: try and see... 

Other options I always use in VPX:

- OFF: post processed AA (disabled), this blurs the textures

- ON: brute-force 4x SSAA

- ON: Force anisotropic texture filtering

- Max texture dimension: unlimited

nvidia settings: everything default

[flupper1]

Waveramp completely textured:

[bolt]

Looks like your next masterpiece.

[TNT2]

Wow!

[Rajo Joey]

Great art.

Gesendet von meinem SGP511 mit Tapatalk

[laylow]

A.m.a.z.i.n.g.   

[markrock76]

Stunning!  Really looking forward to this one.

[Mark70]

W O W !!!    

[delt31]

just confirming this table in WIP has not been released yet right? Just pics?

[Mark70]

just confirming this table in WIP has not been released yet right? Just pics?

 

Yeap, that's right.

[sifusun]

UNBELIEVABLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Thx so much for your work(s)!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 

[DJRobX]

<Keanu>Whoa.</Keanu>

[g5k]

I woke up to see 16 Tapatalk alerts for this thread and thought for sure it had been released overnight looking amazing flupper.

[TNT2]

I would say: try and see... 

Other options I always use in VPX:

- OFF: post processed AA (disabled), this blurs the textures

- ON: brute-force 4x SSAA

- ON: Force anisotropic texture filtering

- Max texture dimension: unlimited

nvidia settings: everything default

 

Interesting. After I disabled post processing AA I did notice that the tables did look clearer. However enabling brute-force 4x SSAA introduced some stutter. I have a pretty good video card. Any idea why this might be?

[flupper1]

for no stutter I use force exclusive fullscreen together witrh 4x SSAA