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Alyosha, there were posts by true back when some of the recent glitched Kirbys was published, look those up.
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For whatever schizophrenic reason they just drop the res by 1 when you're uploading 60fps. For html5. We upload 1440p+ anyway.
Koh1fds wrote:
On 1080p monitor 4k is much better. Even this is extreme condition. I still thinks that 4k is good to have. Even there is not that big difference between 4k and 1440p than between 1440p and 1080p. 4k still the most cleaner of all on 1080p monitor
I posted the deal above.
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Koh1fds wrote:
Not only resolutions above 1080p on youtube have noticeable less compression artifacts, but if you watch 4k video on 1080 monitor it looks noticeable sharper and cleaner than same video at 1080p. It's better to have those resolutions even for 2D games, in my opinion ofc, because there noticeable difference
edit:
http://i.imgur.com/Uz7DPyC.png
here it is. Both screenshots made at 1080 monitor with my lame encode. First made at 4k youtube replay and second second at 1080p replay. Both zoomed x8 with nearest neighbor. You can clearly see the difference. I can't see why not to have 4k encode if there is noticeable difference even at 1080 monitor. If you have 4k encode watcher can choose what he/she wants. Maybe someone wants more sharpness and clearness of the picture. Why not to have this?
This is not about whether there are artifacts or not, because there mostly are anyway. This is about how much does your naked eye spot compared to lossless encode. You'll never get the true lossless look out of youtube, no matter how much "better" it gets. Transparency is when it stops making the difference for an eye.
We were uploading 2D encodes that got processed up to 4K, even though their actual res was lower: 224*8 for instance. Their 4K res is artificial if you want pixel-perfection, the only thing it guarantees is higher bitrate, which is still lossy, so I dunno.
If someone finally does mkvmerge tests and compares mkv aspect ratio correction against avisynth one, and the former doesn't look worse, we will switch to that, since then we won't generate too much overhead going 8x again. Otherwise... it's not worth it.
PS: Your comparison is pointless, you should have put 1440p back to back with 4K, since we do upload 1440p+ minimally. I set up the official script to do that.
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Seriously though... Increment the numbers is not the same thing as technological progress. 10bit444 and opus were the latter. Switching from x^y pixels to x^z pixels is the former.
For 3D content, 4K is justified if you render everything at that resolution, just look at the recent Banjo Kazooie HD encode. Something higher? Find the person who will be stably doing that and be my guest.
But for 2D content, there's really no point, since it's the same huge pixels. Youtube does butcher the bitrate beyond expectations, so various variants of super hires are all the same rotten apples.
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This didn't speed me up, since it requires using the bit library for splitting.
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Looks weird, did you forget to disable html?
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That's exactly what I meant. Someone should start encoding it, so that by the time it gets judged, it would be published quicker.
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GetBlock() is insanely slow, because for every action, there's a call from C# to lua core written in C, that generates a ton of overhead compared to the same function running in Gens.
For whatever reason, not wiping the offscreen data (and dropping all the bounds checks) slows me down a few fps.
The reason I keep mentioning the size of the resulting table is because it does slow the emu down if the level map is too wide, even if I don't even iterate through all the entries.
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^ We need an endless TAS for that, the mankind finally deserved it!!!
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Fog wrote:
1, 2, 3, 4! I declare a frame war!
No one has a chance dude. Only Aglar can improve this now.
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Thanks!
I do the bounds check there to see if I should remove the block that went offscreen or add the new block I scrolled in. There's a check area around the screen borders.
Array of functions doesn't seem to speed me up at all. But switching to 2 nested loops saved me some 10 fps.
What I had in mind was some way to stop using such a huge array of cache entries, but I still don't know how.
Download Gargoyles.lua
Language: lua
-- Gargoyles, Genesis (BizHawk)
-- feos, 2015-2016
--== Shortcuts ==--
rb = memory.read_u8
rw = memory.read_u16_be
rws = memory.read_s16_be
r24 = memory.read_u24_be
rl = memory.read_u32_be
box = gui.drawBox
text = gui.pixelText
line = gui.drawLine
AND = bit.band
SHIFT = bit.rshift
--== RAM addresses ==--
levnum = 0xff00ba
LevelFlr = 0xff00c0
LevelCon = 0xff00c4
mapline_tab = 0xff0244
GlobalBase = 0xff1c76
GolBase = 0xff2c76
MapA_Buff = 0xff4af0
--== Camera Hack ==--
camhack = false
div = 1 -- scale
size = 16/div -- block size
--== Other stuff ==--
XposLast = 0
YposLast = 0
room = 0
workinglast = 0
lagcount = emu.lagcount()
gui.defaultPixelFont("fceux")
--== Block cache ==--
cache = {}
function main()
rnd1 = rl (0xff001c)
rnd2 = rw (0xff0020)
working = rb (0xff0073)
xblocks = rw (0xff00d4)
mapw = rw (0xff00d4)*8
maph = rw (0xff00d6)*8
Xpos = rws(0xff0106)
Ypos = rws(0xff0108)
camx = rws(0xff010c)+16
camy = rws(0xff010e)+16
run = rb (0xff1699)
inv = rw (0xff16d2)
health = rws(0xff2cc6)
backx = camx
backy = camy
Xspd = Xpos-XposLast
Yspd = Ypos-YposLast
XposLast = Xpos
YposLast = Ypos
facing = AND(rb(GolBase+0x48),2) -- object flag 1
Background()
rndlast = rnd1
workinglast = working
end
function Background()
if working>0 then
cache = {}
return
end
local border = 0
local offset = 32
local basex = camx+border
local basey = camy+border
local basei = PosToIndex(basex-offset,basey-offset)
local boundx = 320-border
local boundy = 224-border
local xblockstockeck = ((camx+boundx+offset)-(basex-offset))/16
local yblockstockeck = ((camy+boundy+offset)-(basey-offset))/16
for yblock = 0,yblockstockeck do
for xblock = 0,xblockstockeck do
local i = yblock*xblocks+xblock+basei
local x=basex+xblock*16
local y=basey+yblock*16
if InBounds(x,basex-offset,camx+boundx+offset) then
local unit = cache[i]
if unit == nil or workinglast>0 then
if InBounds(x,basex,camx+boundx)
and InBounds(y,basey,camy+boundy)
then cache[i] = GetBlock(x,y)
end
else
if not InBounds(x,basex,camx+boundx)
and not InBounds(y,basey,camy+boundy)
then cache[i] = nil
end
end
if unit ~= nil then
DrawBG(unit,x,y)
end
elseif cache[i] ~= nil
then cache[i] = nil
end
end
end
end
col = 0 -- block color
opout = 0x33000000 -- outer opacity
opin = 0x66000000 -- inner opacity
op = 0xff000000
DrawBlock = {
[0x80] = function(x1,y1,x2,y2) -- WALL
col = 0x00ffffff -- white
line(x1,y1,x1,y2,col+op) -- left
line(x2,y1,x2,y2,col+op) -- right
end,
[0x81] = function(x1,y1,x2,y2) -- CEILING
col = 0x00ffffff -- white
line(x1,y2,x2,y2,col+op) -- bottom
end,
[0x82] = function(x1,y1,x2,y2) -- CLIMB_U
col = 0x0000ffff -- cyan
line(x1,y2,x2,y2,col+op) -- bottom
end,
[0x83] = function(x1,y1,x2,y2) -- CLIMB_R
col = 0x0000ffff -- cyan
line(x1,y1,x1,y2,col+op) -- left
end,
[0x84] = function(x1,y1,x2,y2) -- CLIMB_L
col = 0x0000ffff -- cyan
line(x2,y1,x2,y2,col+op) -- right
end,
[0x85] = function(x1,y1,x2,y2) -- CLIMB_LR
col = 0x0000ffff -- cyan
line(x1,y1,x1,y2,col+op) -- left
line(x2,y1,x2,y2,col+op) -- right
end,
[0x86] = function(x1,y1,x2,y2) -- CLIMB_R_STAND_R
col = 0x00ffffff -- white
line(x1,y1,x2,y1,col+op) -- top
col = 0x0000ffff -- cyan
line(x1,y1,x1,y2,col+op) -- left
end,
[0x87] = function(x1,y1,x2,y2) -- CLIMB_L_STAND_L
col = 0x00ffffff -- white
line(x1,y1,x2,y1,col+op) -- top
col = 0x0000ffff -- cyan
line(x2,y1,x2,y2,col+op) -- right
end,
[0x88] = function(x1,y1,x2,y2) -- CLIMB_LR_STAND_LR
col = 0x00ffffff -- white
line(x1,y1,x2,y1,col+op) -- top
col = 0x00ff00ff -- cyan
line(x1,y1,x1,y2,col+op) -- left
col = 0x0000ffff -- cyan
line(x2,y1,x2,y2,col+op) -- right
end,
[0x70] = function(x1,y1,x2,y2) -- GRAB_SWING
col = 0x0000ff00 -- green
box(x1,y1,x2,y2,col,col+opout)
end,
[0x7f] = function(x1,y1,x2,y2) -- EXIT
col = 0x00ffff00 -- yellow
end,
[0xd0] = function(x1,y1,x2,y2) -- SPIKES
col = 0x00ff0000 -- red
box(x1,y1,x2,y2,col,col+opout)
end,
[0xd1] = function(x1,y1,x2,y2) -- SPIKES
col = 0x00ff0000 -- red
box(x1,y1,x2,y2,col,col+opout)
end
}
function DrawBlockDefault(x1,y1,x2,y2)-- LEVEL_SPECIFIC
col = 0x00ff8800 -- orange
box(x1,y1,x2,y2,col+opin,col+opout)
end
function DrawBG(unit, x, y)
local val = unit.block
local x1 = x/div-camx/div-camx%size
local x2 = x1+size-1
local y1 = y/div-camy/div-camy%size
local y2 = y1+size-1
if unit.contour ~= nil then
box(x1,y1,x2,y2,0x5500ff00,0x5500ff00)
for pixel=0,15 do
if unit.contour[pixel]>0 then
gui.drawPixel(
x1+pixel/div,
y1+unit.contour[pixel]/div-1/div,
0xffffff00)
end
end
end
if val>0 then
local Fn = DrawBlock[val] or DrawBlockDefault
Fn(x1,y1,x2,y2)
box(x1,y1,x2,y2,col+opin,col+opout)
end
end
function GetBlock(x,y)
if working>0 then return nil end
local final = { contour={}, block=0 }
if x>0 and x<mapw>0 and y<maph>0 or rb(a1+8)>0 then
for pixel=0,15 do
final.contour[pixel] = rb(a1+pixel)
end
else
final.contour = nil
end
else
return nil
end
return final
end
function PosToIndex(x,y)
return math.floor(x/16)+math.floor(y/16)*xblocks
end
function IndexToPos(i)
return { x=(i%xblocks)*16, y=math.floor(i/xblocks)*16 }
end
function InBounds(x,minimum,maximum)
if x>=minimum and x<=maximum
then return true
else return false
end
end
while true do
main()
emu.frameadvance()
end
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Upload that one, try qp 15, 20, 25, 30, download, see theno difference
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Thank you! Fixed/committed.
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See my tests for 3D content on how different rate factors get processed by youtube.
http://tasvideos.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=18609
-qp 10 Sounds like an overkill if your res is high enough. I never checked the 2D content, but you could do it yourself if you want.
tl;dr: youtube isn't going to preserve your -qp 10 even in 4K mode.
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If the content (butchering mudokons) is the same, I don't think anyone will mind it being faster.
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For now I'm mostly interested in using this to compare execution traces with Mesen for the couple of tests it still doesn't pass and try to figure out why.
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I think we should movie it to NES Games and consider tasing this game. Did he create an entirely new map, or just edited the old one in a few places?
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Is that by any chance the same guy that's on WinXP and Opera 12 in 2016?
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No one is trying to improve it even further?
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The commit where it started crashing upon converting bk2 to tasproj. Build can be obtained for each commit by clicking the green checkmark and going to Artifacts:
https://github.com/TASVideos/bizhawk/commits/master
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Google, GameFAQs and Circus Caper manual dont's seem to know about this trick, SDA forum doesn't even know the game, but RTA runs use it. I don't think we have a proof that it's a cheat, even if it is. And even if it is, the RTA crowd uses it, so it looks safe.
EDIT:
This run is also quite sloppy. Here's my 105 frame improvement of what looks like level 1.
http://tasvideos.org/userfiles/info/36146295028709928
The jet controls are indeed shitty, but not shitty enough to lose so much time.
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Hetfield90 wrote:
Also, when trying to convert the bk2 to a tasproj, I am getting this error, and the piano roll just has a red X over it.
Can you track down where it started (would really help)?
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I need a guru. Here's my script for Genesis Gargoyles that draws BG.
Right now, I'm using a 1D array of "structs", with each unit representing a block with its attributes, and if the block is offscreen, its unit becomes nil, if it's onscreen, its unit gets calculated and cached.
I'm also iterating through the whole map, and the array I create that way is very huge. This results in low speed of the function.
This is all happening in function Background(), the rest don't seem to matter too much.
Can someone help me to speed this thing up? If I make a consecutive array instead of index=x+y*mapwidth, it draws only the first bunch of blocks in the map. There's also some garbage left from camhack and size divider, ignore that.
Download Gargoyles.lua
Language: lua
-- Gargoyles, Genesis (BizHawk)
-- feos, 2015-2016
--== Shortcuts ==--
rb = memory.read_u8
rw = memory.read_u16_be
rws = memory.read_s16_be
r24 = memory.read_u24_be
rl = memory.read_u32_be
box = gui.drawBox
text = gui.pixelText
line = gui.drawLine
AND = bit.band
SHIFT = bit.rshift
--== RAM addresses ==--
levnum = 0xff00ba
LevelFlr = 0xff00c0
LevelCon = 0xff00c4
mapline_tab = 0xff0244
GlobalBase = 0xff1c76
GolBase = 0xff2c76
MapA_Buff = 0xff4af0
--== Camera Hack ==--
camhack = false
div = 1 -- scale
size = 16/div -- block size
--== Other stuff ==--
XposLast = 0
YposLast = 0
room = 0
workinglast = 0
lagcount = emu.lagcount()
gui.defaultPixelFont("fceux")
--== Block cache ==--
cache = {}
function main()
rnd1 = rl (0xff001c)
rnd2 = rw (0xff0020)
working = rb (0xff0073)
xblocks = rw (0xff00d4)
mapw = rw (0xff00d4)*8
maph = rw (0xff00d6)*8
Xpos = rws(0xff0106)
Ypos = rws(0xff0108)
camx = rws(0xff010c)+16
camy = rws(0xff010e)+16
run = rb (0xff1699)
inv = rw (0xff16d2)
health = rws(0xff2cc6)
backx = camx
backy = camy
Xspd = Xpos-XposLast
Yspd = Ypos-YposLast
XposLast = Xpos
YposLast = Ypos
facing = AND(rb(GolBase+0x48),2) -- object flag 1
Background()
rndlast = rnd1
workinglast = working
end
function Background()
if working>0 then return end
local border = -16
local basex = camx+border
local basey = camy+border
local boundx = 320-border
local boundy = 224-border
-- xblocks = ((camx+boundx+32)-(basex-32))/16
for i = PosToIndex(basex-32,basey-32), PosToIndex((camx+boundx+32),(camy+boundy+32)) do
local pos = IndexToPos(i)
if InBounds(pos.x,basex-32,camx+boundx+32) then
local unit = cache[i]
if unit == nil or workinglast>0 then
if InBounds(pos.x,basex,camx+boundx)
and InBounds(pos.y,basey,camy+boundy)
then cache[i] = GetBlock(pos.x,pos.y)
end
else
if not InBounds(pos.x,basex,camx+boundx)
and not InBounds(pos.y,basey,camy+boundy)
then cache[i] = nil
end
end
if unit ~= nil then
DrawBG(unit, pos)
end
elseif cache[i] ~= nil
then cache[i] = nil
end
end
end
function DrawBG(unit, pos)
local val = unit.block
local x1 = pos.x/div-camx/div
local x2 = x1+size-1
local y1 = pos.y/div-camy/div
local y2 = y1+size-1
local col = 0 -- block color
local opout = 0x33000000 -- outer opacity
local opin = 0x66000000 -- inner opacity
local op = 0xff000000
if unit.contour ~= nil then
box(x1,y1,x2,y2,0x5500ff00,0x5500ff00)
for pixel=0,15 do
if unit.contour[pixel]>0 then
gui.drawPixel(
x1+pixel/div,
y1+unit.contour[pixel]/div-1/div,
0xffffff00)
end
end
end
if val>0 then
if val==0x80 then -- WALL
col = 0x00ffffff -- white
line(x1,y1,x1,y2,col+op) -- left
line(x2,y1,x2,y2,col+op) -- right
elseif val==0x81 then -- CEILING
col = 0x00ffffff -- white
line(x1,y2,x2,y2,col+op) -- bottom
elseif val==0x82 then -- CLIMB_U
col = 0x0000ffff -- cyan
line(x1,y2,x2,y2,col+op) -- bottom
elseif val==0x83 then -- CLIMB_R
col = 0x0000ffff -- cyan
line(x1,y1,x1,y2,col+op) -- left
elseif val==0x84 then -- CLIMB_L
col = 0x0000ffff -- cyan
line(x2,y1,x2,y2,col+op) -- right
elseif val==0x85 then -- CLIMB_LR
col = 0x0000ffff -- cyan
line(x1,y1,x1,y2,col+op) -- left
line(x2,y1,x2,y2,col+op) -- right
elseif val==0x86 then -- CLIMB_R_STAND_R
col = 0x00ffffff -- white
line(x1,y1,x2,y1,col+op) -- top
col = 0x0000ffff -- cyan
line(x1,y1,x1,y2,col+op) -- left
elseif val==0x87 then -- CLIMB_L_STAND_L
col = 0x00ffffff -- white
line(x1,y1,x2,y1,col+op) -- top
col = 0x0000ffff -- cyan
line(x2,y1,x2,y2,col+op) -- right
elseif val==0x87 then -- CLIMB_LR_STAND_LR
col = 0x00ffffff -- white
line(x1,y1,x2,y1,col+op) -- top
col = 0x00ff00ff -- cyan
line(x1,y1,x1,y2,col+op) -- left
col = 0x0000ffff -- cyan
line(x2,y1,x2,y2,col+op) -- right
elseif val==0x70 then -- GRAB_SWING
col = 0x0000ff00 -- green
box(x1,y1,x2,y2,col,col+opout)
elseif val==0x7f then -- EXIT
col = 0x00ffff00 -- yellow
elseif val==0xd0
or val==0xd1 then -- SPIKES
col = 0x00ff0000 -- red
box(x1,y1,x2,y2,col,col+opout)
else -- LEVEL_SPECIFIC
col = 0x00ff8800 -- orange
box(x1,y1,x2,y2,col+opin,col+opout)
end
box(x1,y1,x2,y2,col+opin,col+opout)
end
end
function GetBlock(x,y)
if working>0 then return nil end
local final = { contour={}, block=0 }
if x>0 and x<mapw
and y>0 and y<maph then
local x1 = x/div-camx/div
local x2 = x1+size-1
local y1 = y/div-camy/div
local y2 = y1+size-1
local d4 = rw(mapline_tab+SHIFT(y,4)*2)
local a1 = r24(LevelFlr+1)
local d1 = SHIFT(rw(MapA_Buff+d4+SHIFT(x,4)*2),1)
final.block = rb(a1+d1+2)
d1 = rw(a1+d1)
a1 = r24(LevelCon+1)+d1
if rb(a1)>0 or rb(a1+8)>0 then
for pixel=0,15 do
final.contour[pixel] = rb(a1+pixel)
end
else
final.contour = nil
end
else
return nil
end
return final
end
function PosToIndex(x,y)
return math.floor(x/16)+math.floor(y/16)*xblocks
end
function IndexToPos(i)
return { x=(i%xblocks)*16, y=math.floor(i/xblocks)*16 }
end
function InBounds(x,minimum,maximum)
if x>=minimum and x<=maximum
then return true
else return false
end
end
while true do
main()
emu.frameadvance()
end
Warning: When making decisions, I try to collect as much data as possible before actually deciding. I try to abstract away and see the principles behind real world events and people's opinions. I try to generalize them and turn into something clear and reusable. I hate depending on unpredictable and having to make lottery guesses. Any problem can be solved by systems thinking and acting.
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Alyosha wrote:
In the latest dev build copying/cutting cells isn't working for me and when I do that it just leaves the clipboard empty and pasting doesn't do anything.
I'm not using internal clipboard anymore, which was done to allow cross-instance copy-pasting. I'm not sure if we need that status bar report, but if you want, I can set it up again.
Cut/copy/paste works fine for me.
jlun2 wrote:
Scroll bars seems to appear again, but for GBC core, whenever I misclick and click on this region next to "A" in the interim I get :
http://imgur.com/a/guHiw
Forgot about it. Fixed now.
Warning: When making decisions, I try to collect as much data as possible before actually deciding. I try to abstract away and see the principles behind real world events and people's opinions. I try to generalize them and turn into something clear and reusable. I hate depending on unpredictable and having to make lottery guesses. Any problem can be solved by systems thinking and acting.
