yeah im also interested in that... 
Apparently it's a speedhack.r1549
GSdx: - trying the dx10.1-only "gather" shader instruction for palletized lookups ("8-bit texture" mode), saves 4 instructions which isn´t much but still... (not tested, don´t have ati) - may fix the intel gma "no output" bug (don´t have gma either Razz) - and the usual small code optimizations
Bah. That's the closest I could get to solving the mystery.:dead:Wrong quote, masta.g.86![]()
Hmm. So internally, this similar to the "palletized textures" option in older PC games? (mostly around the DX5 - DX6 era) That's what I initially thought, but couldn't find any definitive answers from the devs, until now. Thanks.Palletized textures are an attempt to optimize texture sizes and texture data transfer.
It works well on some games, with some graphic cards.
On other games, with different graphic cards, it might be slower though.
All the difference should be in speed though, so just try the option on your game and use what's fastest![]()
on Mana Khemia 2 enabling the 8 bit texture will create some kind of white window background on character portrait. not a big deal though, disabling 8-bit solve this.Wrong quote, masta.g.86
Palletized textures are an attempt to optimize texture sizes and texture data transfer.
It works well on some games, with some graphic cards.
On other games, with different graphic cards, it might be slower though.
All the difference should be in speed though, so just try the option on your game and use what's fastest![]()
okay, here's some of themWell, it's possible that certain upscaling / texture placement issues only show when this option is on (or off!).
You can easily test this by enabling native resolution, and see if it's still doing it.
If so, could I see a screenshot of the issue?![]()
No, fool.IT JUST DISPLAYS THE TEXTURES IN 8 BIT,
GEEZ YAH GUYZ!?
I checked it with a dump, it looks exactly the same here with 8 bit textures on and off.okay, here's some of them
i tried using native resolution too but the problem is still there![]()
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I have that problem too when 8 bit textures is enabled and I have NVidia.On SW mode is ok.Here's one from KH2(that game is FULL of those problems and it's barely playable on some places,but again on SW mode is ok)I checked it with a dump, it looks exactly the same here with 8 bit textures on and off.
Also tried it in dx9 and dx10 mode.
So yeah, it could be an ATI only problem..
I'm using r1650 now but this problem is there since this option appeared.Everything is ok if I don't enable it or enable it and use SW mode but is this how this option is suppose to work?Again, it works totally fine here.
Are you guys sure you use the latest GSdx build?