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   FlamePurge

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   16 February 2024, 11:58PM

   This looks really nice, except there's a section under the "ER" of "RAIDER" in TR1's logo where you can see the original heavy banding still intact.
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      boycalledjames

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      17 February 2024, 1:31PM

      Thanks! And yeah, definitely still needs a bit of work, so will hopefully get an update done soon ;)
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      FlamePurge

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      18 February 2024, 2:28AM

      Thanks so much for the update! It looks excellent!
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      boycalledjames

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      19 February 2024, 10:04AM

      No problem, cheers! ;)
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   PasDe2

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   18 February 2024, 6:27AM

   v2.0 looks much better! Great job.
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      boycalledjames

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      19 February 2024, 10:04AM

      Thank you ;) enjoy!
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   sade1212

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   16 February 2024, 8:02PM

   Neat! If you want to go even further with it, there's versions of the backgrounds with more details in the dark regions in the console versions.
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      boycalledjames

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      17 February 2024, 1:30PM

      Nice, thank you! Yeah, I'll check these out for an update ;)  
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   CaptainScarLeg

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   16 February 2024, 6:22PM

   I'm curious how this was done, did you apply a dithering filter or some other filters or just find higher quality source images?
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      boycalledjames

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      17 February 2024, 1:28PM

      Various techniques really; blended a higher quality asset for TR1 using some promo art (though it still needs a bit of work!) And the 'surface blur' in Photoshop is great for blending banding if used in increments to find a subtle blur. Hope that's of some help! ;)