Today we are talking to Dan Taylor, a professional level designer who has in the past worked for Eidos, Square Enix, Ubisoft, Rockstar (among others) on games such as Medal of Honor Heroes 2, Hitman: Sniper, or Shadow of the Tomb Raider. Dan - who started out as a modder for Morrowind, Skyrim, and Fallout New Vegas - has close to two decades of experience in the video game industry under his belt and his talk on Ten Principles for Good Level Design at the Game Developer's Conference 2013 is cu.
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3D Vision Fix by mikear69Fixed1. Water haloing, reflections2.
Green slime3. Name Tags placed at depth.UPDATE 9/27/13 Name tags apparently stopped working. Download v2.ScreenshotSee stereo 3D on photos.3dvisionlive.comVideoA video is available here:Outstanding Issues1. Skybox and distant objects render too close, and are using some technique that means they can't be fixed.
This is not too bad actually, and has not distracted me in any way at all.2. As a result of the above there are some of these distant objects that display a double imaging against the sky. There are not many of these though, and I went through most levels.3. The identifiers for textures appear to change over time, presumably when a patch or update is released. This is one reason I decided not to invest loads of effort in fixing skybox and distant objects. I did use texture separation for the Name Tags, and it is possible that in the future this might stop working due to the texture name changing. If it does, ping me and I'll find the name of the new one and update it.Update 6/1/2013 - I created the fix for 1080p resolution with all settings on maximum.
I noticed that, for some reason I do not understand, changing resolution in game makes (some of) the fixes stop working. If anyone encounters this, let me know. If anyone knows why this might be happening, please let me know also.SummaryThis game looks fantastic in 3D, even without the fixes the sense of atmosphere and ambiance is great.
The water fix I think does polish this game off to be somewhere between 'good' and 'excellent' - everything else renders great.InstallationExtract file to the games exe directory. In my case this is D:Steamsteamappscommonleft 4 dead 2left4dead2.exe.Acknowledgements and ThanksDHR looked at L4D2 a while back and provided the first shaderoverride shaders for hud and skybox. I used his Hud shader as a basis for my Name Tag fix.Bo3b for advice on skybox issues. Some more info on the skybox and distant objects issue, for anyone that might want to have another crack at it (though DHR and myself have had a good go already):- Most VS and PS are Shader 2.0, so they need converting first. Some of the shaders, upon conversion, immediately crash the game to desktop with a 20Mb dump file.
This occurred when I did it myself and when I used Mana84's VS2-VS3 converter. The problem always occurred when there was 12 output registers (which I think might be the maximum). The only way round this was to arbitrarily remove one of the output registers (I always picked the 'fog' variable) but this is kind of nasty and potentially unpredictable.- Without fail, every time a shader was modified to correct a distant object, some random unrelated object would be affected. Example, a skybox was fixed in one level - great. Then at some later point in the level, I am inside going up a staircase and I notice that the lights and shadows on the staircase are all wrong.
It may be possible to separate the textures for this, but the effort and trial and error involved would enormous tracking down what caused what, because the effect is not co-located. This was the case with pretty much every single skybox like shader.- On one level there is a big bridge over an estuary, and you are able to get on the bridge on one side. The whole bridge appears as one structure, except that the 'distant' part of the bridge (on the other side of the estuary) is rendered too close. Fixing the shader to make it nor render close affects the whole bridge structure and makes the part of the bridge you can walk up to, touch (figuratively) and climb onto also appear now at the wrong depth i.e.
Way too far in depth. There is no way to make that bridge work. This scenario is also common throughout the game levels.- The 'rendering too close' problem is not too distracting for me if I am honest, its a fast moving game with lots going on and you just don't look at the horizon that much.
The bigger issue that I tried to solve, but couldn't because I believe it is related to the same problem described above, is that some of these 'distant objects' (even if they are only a few feet away from you in game) generate an edge halo against the sky. This does look a bit crap, and is a more noticeable flaw. I will have another crack at it, but I had all the same issues of trying to fix one thing then finding some random object entirely unrelated to it being affected elsewhere in the level. This is dramatically improved, thanks for the effort!To do those fixes without affecting other things later in the game, I would recommend that you use the texture fixes. This allows you to fix a shader in general, but use the ifeq to decide whether the texture is the right one or not. Fixes only the one you care about, leaves all others alone.
This is safer way to apply those fixes, to avoid side effects. Also this technique avoids you having to find all the weird one off breaks.Hate to be a broken record, but there should be a pretty good example of doing this in Psychonauts, where I had the same problem. Fixed the moon in camp, then the lamps would be weird in Coach's Brain. (Ignore my giant lists of textures in there, it's not necessary, I was just playing with the code to learn.) You can do surgical fixes using shader+texture combo. With all of these helix fixes there is a possibility that the d3d9.dll will be identified as some sort of cheat, but we have not heard yet of anyone actually ever being banned. I have played a few games online with no problems, including Secret World. The helix dll is no different from any of the 'post process injectors' like ENB or sweetfx etc, and no one gets banned using those either - basically because idirectx 9 and not part of the game.
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No part if the game is actually modified with any if these mods. I have checked and the DLL that eqzitara linked too does work fine. I do not know, however, if it will fix your mouse problem:-(I used the newest dll for this game since the 'previous version' I had was a little bit older than the one eqzitara linked too and using that older one made the HUD correction not work. This game was a bit difficult to get right like that - different features of the dll worked for different aspects. Cheat holotape fallout 4. Another difference is that using the latest dll I must have the SetSkipScissorRect=true statement in else it gives cut off of the torch light, but earlier DLLs don't; I could only find one DLL that would dump the correct textures to separate the hud elements; and so on.