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very interesting app

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Quoting: WanderdueneI'm not surprised to see something like this popping up in the Redering pipeline now. I'm torn about that. For games with a realistic look, this could be the final step toward achieving true photorealism. On the other hand, that could lead to more AI-generated look and make everything look increasingly generic. I really hope the developer has control over what gets used. As a developer, I'd be pissed if Nvidia's AI replaced my visual style or the appearance of characters with an AI-generated look without control over it.

To me it seems fundamentally impossible that this will ever work well. DLSS only has the current frame to work with, so all of the information used to add whatever it adds to scene NVIDIA has to pull out of their ass. This is also true for upscaling which is why it will always have all the artifacts, but made up details that don't make any sense are obviously way worse.

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Quoting: TheSHEEEPI used Manjaro for years without major issues (well, except those certificate ones, which were bonkers).

But I saw the writing on the wall for the distro, so I hopped before it became an urgent issue.
Well done, me.

I think I'm looking into a mirror.

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Godot W

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Good emulator if you want to play a game which isn't on PC (anymore).

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so it's simple to move from prototype to finished product

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so it's simple to move from catchphrase to early prototype

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This is just terrible. This means more lighting artifacting, as it's bad enough with dark areas having lines or arc of color in the background when a scene gets lit up under low light, especially noticeable in YouTube videos after YouTube's compression and the horrible VP9 codec has been added. After five years of having my 32" curved 2560x1440 monitors I have managed to remove the light arc, by adjusting my monitor's hidden contrast settings, which acts a bit like Vignette, but not so aggressive. The shots of Grace from Requiem is just too far in my opinion. NVIDIA may as well go the whole hog and say bye, bye Computer graphics get real humans on screen, with real human zombies and tons of real blood and gore. Players will be so scared, they'll be throwing up everywhere. Not to mention even more power coming from the wall, plus game will either bottleneck or lose FPS with this added AI Mask over the top. So glad I'm running a 4060 Ti with 16GB of rammage and 32GB on board Ram. No way I'm upgrading to a 5080 or 5090, as in my opinion NVIDIA should be concentrating going back to 8pin power for their cards, not relying on this 12pin all the time, as so many people are still having their connectors melting. Yes I know it can happen with 8pin as well, but at least 8pin is more reliable.

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natural blond hair turned into dark hair with blonde dye but showing darker roots

reduced forehead so she looks more hairy than baldy

a hint of sadness/loneliness in her look turned to an obstinate stare

natural lips turned to lip gloss makeup

neck and fingers turned more muscular

everything else in the scene looks more blurry instead of sharper (i guess someone used too many bokeh photos in the training set?!)

and my all-time favourite: the rain drainage grill at her left looks like it turned into one of those rubber elevator carpets that look like a lego plate

yeah, it really captured the essence of this scene... blondie in a red leather jacket

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The one positive thing about this could be cheap pt-like lighting - assuming it is cheap and assuming path tracing isn't a requirement here to go along with DLSS 5.

Looking at those images not for one moment do I believe lighting is the only thing DLSS 5 affects.

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At least we have a reason to make more memes 😄

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I got it yesterday to play the co-op with a mate. I put in 4h 😬

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I'm not surprised to see something like this popping up in the Redering pipeline now. I'm torn about that. For games with a realistic look, this could be the final step toward achieving true photorealism. On the other hand, that could lead to more AI-generated look and make everything look increasingly generic. I really hope the developer has control over what gets used. As a developer, I'd be pissed if Nvidia's AI replaced my visual style or the appearance of characters with an AI-generated look without control over it.

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Quoting: Ehvis

Quoting: EWGSo, besides exposure, does this do anything to help Godot?

For Godot to improve, it must get professional users to identify all the ways in which things don't work right. Mega Crit also did a sizeable donation to the project. That definitely helps.

Both are things that help (and such a success should result in some donation!), and the exposure is quite important too, I think. The message "you can do mega sellers in Godot" is a big thing.

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Quoting: EWGSo, besides exposure, does this do anything to help Godot?

For Godot to improve, it must get professional users to identify all the ways in which things don't work right. Mega Crit also did a sizeable donation to the project. That definitely helps.

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Uncanny valley on a new level.
Yeah okay, the altered image looks "better", but not in comparison. Here it looks like two different characters. Or like the character in different ages. It's not the same, not what the artist wants to express.
I guess I'd choose to play the left version...

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I don't personally mind if AI stuff is used as a tool to make tedious tasks faster. It has its place as a tool, but there always has to be person the double-check what it generated and then get tweaked accordingly i guess.

Just please stop pushing lazy art with AI tools.

ARC Raiders imo has done most of the things right with it in my book. If AI thing isn't in my face with the sloppy art or hallucinated stuff then thats ok.

hopefully smaller (double A and whatnot) will understand that they can use this technology to speed up some tedious things, but dont overstay their welcome with that.

triple A ofc will probably fire most of the staff and use AI for everything if they can get away with it.

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Quoting: fenglengshunWhat made me stop was the way they removed, restored, and then removed some codecs without adequate dialogue and then not mentioning it in the updates announcement.

Yes, that codec drama made me stop using Manjaro, too. Not only they removed these codecs (H264), they also made it very hard to reinstall them, whereas other distros like openSUSE provided an easy workaround for it.

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I used Manjaro for years without major issues (well, except those certificate ones, which were bonkers).

But I saw the writing on the wall for the distro, so I hopped before it became an urgent issue.
Well done, me.

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lol what an awful upscaler that is
looks like those AI generated youtube thumbnails coming to alive. Awful

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Utterly revolting.

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Why does DLSS off look higher resolution than DLSS on, going from 1 attached picture it looks like a downgrade

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Manjaro made me finally switch from Windows 7 to Linux, when windows 7 was EOL. I am still using it as a daily driver, and I am really happy with it. It would be a shame if it disappeared.

My main "update issues" with it were mostly either due to Nvidia drivers (things were much smoother once I switched to AMD), and when not performing updates for months on my secondary laptop (which is, well, "the Arch way" it seems).

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So, besides exposure, does this do anything to help Godot?

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Quoting: pbPlease tell me the left hand image is just lowest settings. Tomb Raider from 2013 looked better than that without any mumbo jumbo.

Resident Evil 9 didn't look anywhere near this bad when I played it on a potato-ish rx6600 without any upscaling

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On the bright side, for the first time in few years, AMD and Intel don't need to compete with the latest DLSS updates.

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After trying multiples distros for a few years, I have been using Manjaro KDE (XFCE before) and I never had any major issue with it. I am currently on the KDE "unstable" branch to get all the new Linux development stuff immediately and it hasn't been "unstable" at all. So I am on the latest Kernel, latest Plasma version, latest MESA drivers with no problems and all my games rock on it. I wasn't aware of the issues mentioned but it has been totally mute for me.

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NVIDIA invented the programmable shader

That sounds like bs. Nvidia didn't invent that.

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Quoting: scaineI love the idea of Manjaro - Arch, but with milestones (stable releases). It sounds like the power of Arch, but without the constant fear that every update will bring issues. And pamac - lovely. They've actually addressed one of the biggest issues (for me) of Arch.

But now that I'm on CachyOS with its built-in Snapper/BTRFS integration, I have that comfort anyway. If I do an update and my system has issues, I just reboot and choose the snapshot before the upgrade via Grub. Easy.

I still miss Pamac though. I haven't looked to see if it's portable to a generic Arch install.

I hope Manjaro get their organisational ducks in a row. It would be great to see what they could achieve without constantly having to fight internally with each other.

Pamac is in the AUR, just pick your flavor and install it

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Quoting: geckofish52Let me guess, 7090 graphics with the 6070??

This is the product of two 5090s, so playable framerates probably by 8090. Only two will be made, so be sure to sign up for the Death Race for a chance to win one of them! Mecha-Jensen will be keeping the other one, obviously.

Anyway, I can't wait for developers to start cutting costs and turning this into their crutch.

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Quoting: EhvisImagine being an honest game artist and seeing your creation ruined like that. I guess there is one positive thing. You can now filter out developers that don't care about art simply by their dlss5 support!

I think that would not really apply to a lot of situations. These kinds of decisions are often made by people OTHER than the artists; best case by a coder/team lead, worst case by the moneyman

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