stickyolz.blogg.se - The sims 3 grass texture mod

This could either mean the game will crash upon taking pictures OR it somehow starts changing the textures into a whole different texture OR it becomes a black void. The reason you want to only really use it for picture taking is really that TS3 comes with a weird glitch, where if there are TOO many Terrain paint textures being rendered at once.

Will eat up about 500-600MB of RAM/Memory, so really not great for general gameplay, just for taking images/storytelling (Thanks to kathop for the info!).

If you have 4GB to spare on your harddrive :p.

Use the game only for taking pictures (Think, story, Legacies where a lot of poses are used, Landscape images, etc).

Aren't doing any Building a lot of the time.

If you do, also check out this to make the game recognize it See Step 8 This is a pretty important one to read! Lemme go in-depth on that one: With that, All I can say is, not that much! except for that 1K, when zoomed in super closely will look much more pixelated than the 4K version. "What's the difference between 1K, 2K and 4K?!"

So you might look at all of them and either go: Rinse Repeat!ġK - 1024 x 1024, or more likely, the size is exactly the same size as EA shipped the game with.

(ESGRAN doesn't like transparency), then asks ESGRAN to go over that PNG image (the diffuse map, not the alpha) and after that, combines the PNG, Alpha together as a DDS again. It's a pretty nifty thing! It first goes through all the DDS files, extracts them as PNG's and exports the alpha to a different folder. Now, I do want to thank massively for applying his much better Python knowledge, and basically creating the batch script for me. Sooo as the curious soul that I am, I figured, why not try this! I have a bit of Python knowledge, so why not run it through ESGRAN in batches and see how it goes. A good case they use in their testing version of it, is this image that's about 120px in height and then finds itself being made bigger by 4x, looking crisp, sharp and just like you expect. It supposedly takes super tiny images and, depending on which model you use that was trained for that particular type of image (Think, anime, Abstract art but also regular photographs), Will "enhance it". Partially by hand, but 97% of the textures are all done by ESGRAN, an AI machine learning image enhancer. So, after going off on a quick Skyrim playthrough, as well as seeing some other Bethesda (and GTA) games having mods that enhance the textures, I figured "How hard would it be to do this?" Now, TS3 is still looking pretty good for it's release time! However, the more time goes on, the more I play it, the more I find myself finding the grass textures and such become a bit more pixelated than we're used in other games these days. You read that right, HD Terrain textures! Fixed an issue where the tiling of the road was very bothersome.