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=== Known tricky behaviour === | === Known tricky behaviour === | ||
Revision as of 14:57, 22 May 2017
Known tricky behaviour
Skinning code / Shader rounding mode
This game depends on correct GPU rounding. If an emulator suffers from issues with non-exact rounding in the shaders which do the skinning / skeletal animation the character models will be very broken.
File:Http://i.imgur.com/tpmLpjP.png
IIRC Code is like:
A0 = c[113].x + c[113].z = 18 *do stuff with c[96+A0] to c[98+A0]* A0 = c[113].x + c[113].z = 21 *do stuff with c[96+A0] to c[98+A0]* A0 = c[113].y * v2 *do stuff with c[96+A0] to c[98+A0]* c[113] is vec4(15, 765, 3, 0). 765 = 3*255. v2 is GL_UNSIGNED_BYTE, normalized => v2 = raw/255. A0 = 765 * raw/255 = 3*raw.
This should all be working, but it's not. NV2A/Vertex Shader does round-to-zero. Behaviour for GLSL and other modern graphic APIs is undefined..
To work around this rounding issue A0 += 1.0/255.0
can be used as a temporary hack