This is the kind of stuff Crapcom does with their "HD" versions of games, especially Resident Evil. They just upscale the original texture, apply some filtering, and call it HD. Hey, you'd fit right in there; maybe you should apply for a job there, because you use the exact same methods.
All you did here was extract the default skyrim texture, open it in your image editor, resize it to 2048, apply s#*! sharpening that can be done with post processing sharpening with zero performance impact to *everything* in skyrim, and then uploaded it pretending its HD?
If I take a 10x10 pixel texture and resize it to 10,000x10,0000 should I call that 10k HD? No. This is s#*! and the fact that its bigger than the original texture with zero real resolution gain means this effectively uses more ram for no fucking reason. AWESOME.
I wish people could rate stuff like this down so others know what crap to stay away from.
Actually, Horkers are based in walrus, and these have a dry skin. But i will try to make their skins more wet. And i din't use sharpen, just a little reduce noise, wich has a sharpen effect, i'll try to remove that.
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This is the kind of stuff Crapcom does with their "HD" versions of games, especially Resident Evil. They just upscale the original texture, apply some filtering, and call it HD. Hey, you'd fit right in there; maybe you should apply for a job there, because you use the exact same methods.
With beret included, I hope.
All you did here was extract the default skyrim texture, open it in your image editor, resize it to 2048, apply s#*! sharpening that can be done with post processing sharpening with zero performance impact to *everything* in skyrim, and then uploaded it pretending its HD?
If I take a 10x10 pixel texture and resize it to 10,000x10,0000 should I call that 10k HD? No. This is s#*! and the fact that its bigger than the original texture with zero real resolution gain means this effectively uses more ram for no fucking reason. AWESOME.
I wish people could rate stuff like this down so others know what crap to stay away from.
And i din't use sharpen, just a little reduce noise, wich has a sharpen effect, i'll try to remove that.
...wait, what time is it? it's seal clubbin' time!
/plays Benny Hill "Yakety Sax" song
LOL
poor horkers anyway