Playstation driver texture mapping

RPGer 8 years ago 1. I have a PS2 Slimline version. Also, is there a site out there that tells you what games take use of these options? The manual for the console even says this. They can break some games which is why they reset at every boot , but any PS1 game can use them. That setting just allows the games to load the faster drive speed, which breaks games that were programmed to depend on a set disc speed say for streaming music. Texture smoothing does some extra graphics processing, which can break certain types of textures.

RPGer Topic Creator 8 years ago 3. So you're saying the settings will reset to default even if you just reset the console? Also, do you know if the settings work with the PS1 game, Valkyrie Profile? Atomos 8 years ago 5. They work with Valkyrie Profile. I hope that's clear. Scroll down Bro - forums are below. Excerpt: Hi Have you ever noticed that in all the magazines, the screenshots for PS2 games always look better than they do when you eventually play the game!?

Well, I know a way to get the games looking the way they do in the mags. When you first switch the PS2 on, open the disc tray, this will bring up the menu screen.

Press triangle and you'll bring up an options list. You will then see Texture. Read more or register here to join the discussion below Please complete this form and click the button below to gain instant access. Send me the free series ». We hate SPAM and promise to keep your email address safe. Help Members Login. Remember Me? Register Gallery Today's Posts Search. PS2 Texture Mapping.

Welcome to the EliteFitness. Fast disc speed makes them load faster, but can affect compatibility for some titles. Texture smoothing does exactly that, although personally i prefer the original look of PS1 games. If your TV is a Widescreen then set it to Most games ignore the system setting and allow you to change ratio via their options menu but a handful look to the system setting as to what ratio they display at.

I can't remember, i think this might be to do with DVD remote functionality. Depends on the game being played. If the game has a Widescreen mode then set your TV to the same. Most are though, so the correct setting for this will be found in your TV's instruction manual.

You can use the Zoom option to make a game look Widescreen without distorting the image but you will lose the top and bottom of the picture in the process although some TV's remove the top or bottom as opposed to a bit of both. Ultra Buu 3 years ago 3. MinusN posted Just want to point there are plenty of ways to get one.

Dumpster diving I believe whats its called. Seriously found a 27" SDTV with remote on the side of the road once. Thrift stores, garage sales and flea markets. Never done this one, but recycling places? You're talking to me all wrong. Its the wrong tone. Do it again and I'll stab you in the face with a soldering iron.