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|Description=The game utilizes a bloom layer that also doubles as a haze/fog dof which is meant to protrude outwards of any buildings/trees/etc that you see. It's entirely intentional by design but when upscaling it really looks off to people playing this game. | |Description=The game utilizes a bloom layer that also doubles as a haze/fog dof which is meant to protrude outwards of any buildings/trees/etc that you see. It's entirely intentional by design but when upscaling it really looks off to people playing this game. | ||
|Workaround=My recommendation is to set the '''Skipdraw''' hack to 7,7 to remove this effect entirely and compensate for the minor loss of brightness/saturation through the use of the Shadeboost post-process. | |Workaround=My recommendation is to set the '''Skipdraw''' hack to 7,7 to remove this effect entirely and compensate for the minor loss of brightness/saturation through the use of the Shadeboost post-process. | ||
* ''Some people might recommend using '''Texture Offsets''' of 500/500 to align the effect instead, but due to how it's scaled larger than the image you see in order to protrude, it won't | * ''Some people might recommend using '''Texture Offsets''' of 500/500 to align the effect instead, but due to how it's scaled larger than the image you see in order to protrude, it won't quite align things fully depending on the angle you look at them. The use of these offsets also misaligns the whole display window, among other things.'' | ||
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