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|Description=When using the software renderer, the full-screen coloring effect used in some parts of the cutscenes at the end of Maze of Memories (monochrome colors) and at the end of Noxious La-Lakoosha (sepia colors) has horizontal line artifacts. | |Description=When using the software renderer, the full-screen coloring effect used in some parts of the cutscenes at the end of Maze of Memories (monochrome colors) and at the end of Noxious La-Lakoosha (sepia colors) has horizontal line artifacts. | ||
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File:Klonoa 2 noxious la-lakoosha end cutscene incorrect effect software renderer renderer pcsx2 v1.7.3069.png|Incorrectly displayed effect in Noxious La-Lakoosha (software renderer) | File:Klonoa 2 noxious la-lakoosha end cutscene incorrect effect software renderer renderer pcsx2 v1.7.3069.png|Incorrectly displayed effect in Noxious La-Lakoosha (software renderer) | ||
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File:Klonoa 2 maze of memories end cutscene correct effect hardware renderer pcsx2 v1.7.3069.png.png|Correctly displayed effect in Maze of Memories (OpenGL/Vulkan renderer) | File:Klonoa 2 maze of memories end cutscene correct effect hardware renderer pcsx2 v1.7.3069.png.png|Correctly displayed effect in Maze of Memories (OpenGL/Vulkan renderer) | ||
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|Workaround=Set renderer to "OpenGL" or "Vulkan". | |||
|LastTestedOn=v1.7.3130 | |LastTestedOn=v1.7.3130 | ||
|GithubID=6724 | |GithubID=6724 | ||
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|Description=When using a hardware renderer, the cutscene at the start of Embryo Compass features a layered effect that is supposed to invert the colors behind the layer, but instead incorrectly appears as a solid color. | |Description=When using a hardware renderer, the cutscene at the start of Embryo Compass features a layered effect that is supposed to invert the colors behind the layer, but instead incorrectly appears as a solid color. | ||
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File:Klonoa 2 embryo compass cutscene incorrect effect 1 hardware renderer pcsx2 v1.7.3069.png|Incorrectly displayed effect (OpenGL/Vulkan renderer) | File:Klonoa 2 embryo compass cutscene incorrect effect 1 hardware renderer pcsx2 v1.7.3069.png|Incorrectly displayed effect (OpenGL/Vulkan renderer) | ||
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File:Klonoa 2 embryo compass cutscene correct effect 3 software renderer pcsx2 v1.7.3069.png|Correctly displayed effect (software renderer) | File:Klonoa 2 embryo compass cutscene correct effect 3 software renderer pcsx2 v1.7.3069.png|Correctly displayed effect (software renderer) | ||
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|Workaround=In Settings → Graphics → Rendering, set Blending Accuracy to "Full (Slow)". Or alternatively, set Renderer to "Software". | |||
|LastTestedOn=v1.7.3426 | |LastTestedOn=v1.7.3426 | ||
|GithubID=6727 | |GithubID=6727 | ||
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|Description=When using a hardware renderer, outlines on characters and objects are missing or incorrectly rendered (usually like a thin dashed line). The issue is mostly noticable in cutscenes, but can also be observed in gameplay. | |Description=When using a hardware renderer, outlines on characters and objects are missing or incorrectly rendered (usually like a thin dashed line). The issue is mostly noticable in cutscenes, but can also be observed in gameplay. | ||
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File:Klonoa 2 model outline rendering hardware broken pcsx2 v1.7.3130.png|Missing or incorrectly rendered character outlines (OpenGL/Vulkan renderer) | File:Klonoa 2 model outline rendering hardware broken pcsx2 v1.7.3130.png|Missing or incorrectly rendered character outlines (OpenGL/Vulkan renderer) | ||
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File:Klonoa 2 model outline rendering 3 software working pcsx2 v1.7.3130.png|Properly rendered character/object outlines (software renderer) | File:Klonoa 2 model outline rendering 3 software working pcsx2 v1.7.3130.png|Properly rendered character/object outlines (software renderer) | ||
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|Workaround=Set renderer to "Software". | |||
|GithubID=6728 | |||
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|IsFixed=1 | |IsFixed=1 | ||
|IssueLevel=0 | |IssueLevel=0 | ||
|Description=When automatic game fixes are enabled, there are missing floor textures or bad colors as a side effect from the patches (see screenshots). Volk City, Volkan Inferno, and Dark Sea of Tears are the most likely to crash without the patches. Other Levels may load and be completely playable. < | |Description=When automatic game fixes are enabled, there are missing floor textures or bad colors as a side effect from the patches (see screenshots). Volk City, Volkan Inferno, and Dark Sea of Tears are the most likely to crash without the patches. Other Levels may load and be completely playable. | ||
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File:Broken water.png|200px|Bad graphics issue | |||
File:Correct water.png|200px|Bad graphics issue(fixed) | |||
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|Workaround=For older versions, go to the System tab of PCSX2 and disable "Automatic Gamefixes", and re-enable it whenever a level needs it. | |Workaround=For older versions, go to the System tab of PCSX2 and disable "Automatic Gamefixes", and re-enable it whenever a level needs it. | ||
|LastTestedOn=v1.7.x | |||
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|IssueLevel=-1 | |IssueLevel=-1 | ||
|Description=When using an upscaled resolution (e.g. 2x native / 720p) for the hardware renderer, some menu and HUD elements have extra lines or gaps in them | |Description=When using an upscaled resolution (e.g. 2x native / 720p) for the hardware renderer, some menu and HUD elements have extra lines or gaps in them. | ||
|Workaround=Set internal resolution to "Native (PS2)" '''or''' set renderer to "Software". | |Workaround=Set internal resolution to "Native (PS2)" '''or''' set renderer to "Software". | ||
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File:Klonoa 2 hud upscaled 2k pcsx2 v1.7.3069.png|thumb|Internal resolution set to "4x Native (~1440p/2K)" | File:Klonoa 2 hud upscaled 2k pcsx2 v1.7.3069.png|thumb|Internal resolution set to "4x Native (~1440p/2K)" | ||
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|LastTestedOn=v1.7.3130 | |||
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|IssueLevel=-1 | |IssueLevel=-1 | ||
|Description=When widescreen patches are enabled, some background elements in stages and cutscenes load up slowly, and can be seen gradually loading "tile per tile", unlike with real hardware. This is mostly apparent in Empty Sea of Tears, both in the intro cutscene and in the stage itself | |Description=When widescreen patches are enabled, some background elements in stages and cutscenes load up slowly, and can be seen gradually loading "tile per tile", unlike with real hardware. This is mostly apparent in Empty Sea of Tears, both in the intro cutscene and in the stage itself. | ||
** A section from Empty Sea of Tears on PCSX2 v1.7.3069 with widescreen patches enabled, showing the slow-loading assets: [https://i.imgur.com/28KWpwS.mp4 video] | ** A section from Empty Sea of Tears on PCSX2 v1.7.3069 with widescreen patches enabled, showing the slow-loading assets: [https://i.imgur.com/28KWpwS.mp4 video] | ||
** The same section on real hardware: [https://i.imgur.com/bRZLQ5O.mp4 video] | ** The same section on real hardware: [https://i.imgur.com/bRZLQ5O.mp4 video] | ||
|Workaround=Disable widescreen patches from Emulation → Game Settings, then reboot the game (closing and loading a save state is '''not''' enough!) | |Workaround=Disable widescreen patches from Emulation → Game Settings, then reboot the game (closing and loading a save state is '''not''' enough!) | ||
|LastTestedOn=v1.7.3130 | |||
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|IsFixed=0 | |IsFixed=0 | ||
|IssueLevel=-1 | |IssueLevel=-1 | ||
|Description=When widescreen patches are enabled, the wavy text effect, which can be seen in the "now loading", "vision start", and "vision clear" screens, renders incorrectly, and the edges of the text are not completely visible. The issue can happen on both hardware and software renderers | |Description=When widescreen patches are enabled, the wavy text effect, which can be seen in the "now loading", "vision start", and "vision clear" screens, renders incorrectly, and the edges of the text are not completely visible. The issue can happen on both hardware and software renderers. | ||
** The wavy text effect on PCSX2 v1.7.3069 with widescreen patches enabled: [https://i.imgur.com/Cdp2QyI.mp4 video] | ** The wavy text effect on PCSX2 v1.7.3069 with widescreen patches enabled: [https://i.imgur.com/Cdp2QyI.mp4 video] | ||
** The wavy text effect on real hardware: [https://i.imgur.com/c7c772Q.mp4 video] | ** The wavy text effect on real hardware: [https://i.imgur.com/c7c772Q.mp4 video] | ||
|Workaround=Disable widescreen patches from Emulation → Game Settings, then reboot the game (closing and loading a save state is '''not''' enough!) | |Workaround=Disable widescreen patches from Emulation → Game Settings, then reboot the game (closing and loading a save state is '''not''' enough!) | ||
|LastTestedOn=v1.7.3130 | |||
}} | }} | ||