Originally posted by Gwendalin:

That makes no sense. "Interpolate" term

If you don't know what I'm talking then let it be...
I've interpolated the fmvs back when I've received the csharp file from tirlititi. Basically you let the system add pictures so you receive a smoother image but it may add ghost artifacts to it as well.
That way you receive a proper 30 fps video instead of just doubling the speed.

You need to interpolate the fmvs to 30 then they're smooth as hell.

The FMV's are coded with 15 fps. Tirlititi once gave me a wip csharp file that unlocked that to 30 fps.
The on top layered models still moved with 15fps though but I could interpolate the FMV's to 30 and they looked gorgeous.

Originally posted by Albeoris:

Originally posted by burnhell:

Wow awesome work with the ws update, is there any chances to get the menus running smooth like the ps1 ver.?

In the future: https://github.com/Albeoris/Memoria/issues/19

Will this also applies to GUI navigation in Battle?

You can't do as the backgrounds are static. That's why you also didn't had proper widescreen in resi remake.

You need to zoom in if the Game doesn't have a native 16: mode and has static backgrounds to be fair.

Originally posted by Spleen:

I'm sorry I will ask again: how do you handle drawn backgrounds in widescreeen? Do you stretch them horizontally in some fancy phoshop-esque content aware method?

I think Al modified the view port. So you've prpper widescreen without Stretching (like in the Resi 0 and 1 remake).

Al are you working on the battle ui? ;)

Comparing Starcraft remaster to FFIX is a bit hard. Everything looks better, that's for sure but they didn't had prerendered backgrounds to handle only Spritework/CGI and tilework for the maps.

Besides that I also think that SE doesn't care about PC that much.
Normally the games are outsourced and the company in hand doesn't have the budget to do a proper PC conversion.

Nonetheless, better that way than no PC port whatsoever.

Originally posted by Gwendalin:

Yes, the oil-paint mod.
Meru's is true HD, lossless detail.
Don't even bother replying I don't want to hear from you.

I'm going to reply as I see fit...