pcsx2/bin/GSdx_FX_Settings.ini

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						[DEFINITIONS & ON/OFF OPTIONS]
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//---------------------------#[CHOOSE EFFECTS]#--------------------------------\\

//-#[ANTIALIASING TECHNIQUES]   [1=ON|0=OFF]  #READ: For best results: Use post antialiasing OR FS filtering. Not both. Postfix [2D/3D] after descriptions indicates if it's typically better for 2D, or 3D.
#define UHQ_FXAA					 0		//#High Quality Fast Approximate Anti Aliasing. Adapted for GSdx from Timothy Lottes FXAA 3.11. If using GSdx's internal FXAA, this will act as a second pass, for increased quality & coverage. [3D]

//-#[FS FILTERING TECHNIQUES] 	[1=ON|0=OFF]  #READ: For best results: Only enable one type of filtering at one time. Use post antialiasing OR FS filtering, not both.
#define BILINEAR_FILTERING			 0		//#BiLinear Fullscreen Texture Filtering. BiLinear filtering - light to medium filtering of textures. [2D]
#define BICUBIC_FILTERING			 0		//#BiCubic Fullscreen Texture Filtering. BiCubic filtering - medium to strong filtering of textures. [2D]
#define GAUSSIAN_FILTERING			 0		//#Gaussian Fullscreen Texture Filtering. BiLinear filtering - strong to extra strong filtering of textures. [2D]

//-#[LIGHTING & COLOUR] 	    [1=ON|0=OFF]  #READ: These can all be turned on & off independently of each other. [For High Dynamic Range(HDR) - use Bloom, Tonemapping, & Gamma Correction together]
#define BLENDED_BLOOM				 1		//#High Quality Bloom, using blend techniques. Blooms naturally, per environment. [For best results: use bloom, tone mapping, & gamma together].
#define SCENE_TONEMAPPING			 1		//#Scene Tonemapping & RGB Colour Correction. [For best results: use bloom, tone mapping, & gamma together].
#define GAMMA_CORRECTION			 1		//#RGB Post Gamma Correction Curve. [For best results: use bloom, tone mapping, & gamma together].
#define S_CURVE_CONTRAST			 1		//#S-Curve Scene Contrast Enhancement. Naturally adjusts contrast using S-curves.
#define TEXTURE_SHARPENING			 1		//#HQ Luma-Based Texture Sharpen, looks similar to a negative mip LOD Bias, enhances texture fidelity.
#define PIXEL_VIBRANCE			 	 0		//#Pixel Vibrance. Intelligently adjusts pixel vibrance depending on original saturation.
#define COLOR_GRADING				 0		//#Post-Complement Colour Grading. Alters individual colour components on a scene, to enhance selected colour tones.
#define CEL_SHADING				 	 0		//#Cel Shaded toon look, simulates the look of animation/toon. Typically best suited for animated-style games. (cel edges interfere with post AA.)

//-#[TV EMU TECHNIQUES] 		[1=ON|0=OFF]  #READ: These can all be turned on & off independently of each other. These effects are typically used to simulated older TVs/CRT etc.
#define SCANLINES					 0		//#Scanlines to simulate the look of a CRT TV. Typically best suited for 2D/sprite games.
#define VIGNETTE					 0		//#Darkens the edges of the screen, to make it look more like it was shot with a camera lens.
#define DITHERING			 		 0		//#Subpixel Dithering to simulate more colors than your monitor can display. Smoothes gradiants, this can reduce color banding.

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						 [SHADER FX CONFIG OPTIONS]
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//-[FXAA OPTIONS]
#define FxaaSubpixMax 0.25					//[0.00 to 1.00] Amount of subpixel aliasing removal. Higher values: more subpixel antialiasing(softer). Lower values: less subpixel antialiasing(sharper). 0.00: Edge only antialiasing (no blurring)
#define FxaaQuality 4						//[1|2|3|4] Overall Fxaa quality preset (pixel coverage). 1: Low, 2: Medium, 3: High, 4: Ultra. I use these labels lightly, as even the 'low coverage' preset is in fact, still pretty high quality.
#define FxaaEarlyExit 1						//[0 or 1] Use Fxaa early exit pathing. This basically tells the algorithm to offset only luma-edge detected pixels. When disabled, the entire scene is antialiased(FSAA). 0 is off, 1 is on.

//-[BILINEAR OPTIONS]
#define FilterStrength 1.00					//[0.10 to 1.50] Bilinear filtering strength. Controls the overall strength of the filtering.
#define OffsetAmount 0.0					//[0.0 to 1.5] Pixel offset amount. If you want to use an st offset, 0.5 is generally recommended. 0.0 is off.

//-[BICUBIC OPTIONS]
#define Interpolation Triangular			//[CatMullRom, Bell, BSpline, Triangular, Cubic] Type of interpolation to use. From left to right is lighter<-->stronger filtering. Try them out, and use what you prefer.
#define BicubicStrength 0.75				//[0.10 to 1.50] Bicubic filtering strength. Controls the overall strength of the filtering.
#define PixelOffset 0.0						//[0.0 to 1.5] Pixel offset amount. If you want to use an st offset, 0.5 is generally recommended. 0.0 is off.

//-[GAUSSIAN OPTIONS]
#define FilterAmount 1.00					//[0.10 to 1.50] Gaussian filtering strength. Controls the overall strength of the filtering.
#define GaussianSpread 0.75					//[0.50 to 4.00] The filtering spread & offset levels. Controls the sampling spread of the filtering.

//-[BLOOM OPTIONS]
#define BloomType BlendBloom				//[BlendBloom, BlendScreen, BlendOverlay, BlendAddLight] The type of blend for the bloom (Default: BlendScreen). If using BlendOverlay set ToneAmount to 2.20, or it may be too dark.
#define BloomPower 0.250     				//[0.000 to 2.000] Strength of the bloom. You may need to readjust for each blend type.
#define BlendPower 1.000					//[0.000 to 1.500] Strength of the bloom blend. Lower for less blending, higher for more. Default is 1.000.
#define BlendSpread 4.000    				//[0.000 to 8.000] Width of the bloom glow spread. Scales with BloomPower. Raising SharpenClamp affects this. 0.000 = off.
#define BloomMixType 1						//[1|2|3] The interpolation mix type between the base colour, and bloom. (Default is 1) BloomPower/BlendSpread may need re-adjusting depending on type.

//-[TONEMAP OPTIONS]
#define TonemapType 1						//[1 or 2] Type of tone mapping. 1 is Natural(default), 2 is Filmic(cinematic) You might want to increase/decrease ToneAmount to compensate for diff types.
#define ToneAmount 2.02						//[1.00 to 4.00] Tonemapping & Gamma curve (Tonemapping/Shadow correction). Lower values for darker tones, Higher values for lighter tones. Default: 2.20
#define Luminance 1.00						//[0.10 to 2.00] Luminance Average (luminance correction) Higher values to decrease luminance average, lower values to increase luminance. Adjust by small amounts, eg: increments of 0.1
#define Exposure 1.00						//[0.10 to 2.00] White Correction (brightness) Higher values = more Exposure, lower = less Exposure. Adjust by small amounts, eg: increments of 0.1
#define WhitePoint 1.00						//[0.10 to 2.00] Whitepoint Avg (lum correction) Adjust by small amounts, eg: increments of 0.01. Generally it's best left at 1.00.
#define RedCurve 1.00						//[1.00 to 8.00] Red channel component of the RGB correction curve. Use this to reduce/correct the red colour component. Higher values equals more red reduction. 1.00 is default.
#define GreenCurve 1.00						//[1.00 to 8.00] Green channel component of the RGB correction curve. Use this to reduce/correct the green colour component. Higher values equals more green reduction. 1.00 is default.
#define BlueCurve 1.00						//[1.00 to 8.00] Blue channel component of the RGB correction curve. Use this to reduce/correct the blue colour component. Higher values equals more blue reduction. 1.00 is default.

//-[CONTRAST OPTIONS]
#define CurveType 0							//[0|1|2] Choose what to apply contrast to. 0 = Luma, 1 = Chroma, 2 = both Luma and Chroma. Default is 0 (Luma)
#define CurvesContrast 0.50					//[0.00 to 2.00] The amount of contrast you want. Controls the overall strength of the texture sharpening.

//-[SHARPEN OPTIONS]
#define SharpeningType 2					//[1 or 2] The type of sharpening to use. Type 1 is the original High Pass Gaussian, and type 2 is a new Bicubic Sampling type.
#define SharpenStrength 0.75	   			//[0.10 to 2.00] Strength of the texture sharpening effect. This is the maximum strength that will be used. The clamp below limits the minimum, and maximum that is allowed per pixel.
#define SharpenClamp 0.015					//[0.005 to 0.500] Reduces the clamping/limiting on the maximum amount of sharpening each pixel recieves. Raise this to reduce the clamping.
#define SharpenBias 1.50 					//[1.00 to 4.00] Sharpening edge bias. Lower values for clean subtle sharpen, and higher values for a deeper textured sharpen. For SharpeningType 2, best stay under ~2.00, or it may look odd.
#define DebugSharpen 0						//[0 or 1] Visualize the sharpening effect. Useful for fine-tuning.

//-[VIBRANCE OPTIONS]
#define Vibrance 0.10 						//[-1.00 to 1.00] Intelligently saturates (or desaturates with negative values) pixels depending on their original saturation. 0.00 is original vibrance.

//-[GAMMA OPTIONS]
#define Gamma 2.2  							//Lower values for more Gamma toning(darker), higher Values for brighter (2.2 correction is generally recommended)

//-[GRADING OPTIONS]
#define RedGrading 1.02						//[0.0 to 3.0] Red colour grading coefficient. Adjust to influence the red channel coefficients of the grading, and highlight tones.
#define GreenGrading 0.96					//[0.0 to 3.0] Green colour grading coefficient. Adjust to influence the Green channel coefficients of the grading, and highlight tones.
#define BlueGrading 0.88					//[0.0 to 3.0] Blue colour grading coefficient. Adjust to influence the Blue channel coefficients of the grading, and highlight tones.
#define GradingStrength 0.40				//[0.00 to 1.00] The overall max strength of the colour grading effect. Raise to increase, lower to decrease the amount.
#define Correlation 0.50					//[0.10 to 1.00] Correlation between the base colour, and the grading influence. Lower = more of the scene is graded, Higher = less of the scene is graded.

//-[TOON OPTIONS]
#define EdgeStrength 1.40					//[0.00 to 4.00] Strength of the cel edge outline effect. 0.00 = no outlines.
#define EdgeFilter 0.60						//[0.10 to 2.00] Raise this to filter out fainter cel edges. You might need to increase the power to compensate, when raising this.
#define EdgeThickness 1.25					//[0.50 to 4.00] Thickness of the cel edges. Decrease for thinner outlining, Increase for thicker outlining. 1.00 is default.
#define PaletteType 2						//[1|2|3] The colour palette to use. 1 is Original, 2 is Animated Shading, 3 is Water Painting (Default is 2: Animated Shading). Below options don't affect palette 1.
#define UseYuvLuma 0						//[0 or 1] Uses YUV luma calculations, or base colour luma calculations. 0 is base luma, 1 is Yuv luma. Color luma can be more accurate. Yuv luma can be better for a shaded look.
#define LumaConversion 1					//[0 or 1] Uses BT.601, or BT.709, RGB<-YUV->RGB conversions. Some games prefer 601, but most prefer 709. BT.709 is typically recommended. 
#define ColorRounding 0						//[0 or 1] Uses rounding methods on colors. This can emphasise shaded toon colors. Looks good in some games, and odd in others. Try it in-game and see. 

//-[SCANLINE OPTIONS]
#define ScanlineType 3						//[0|1|2|3] The type & orientation of the scanlines. 0 is x(horizontal), 1 is y(vertical), 2 is both(xy), ScanlineType 3 is a different algorithm, to work around PCSX2's IR scaling.
#define ScanlineScale 1.00					//[0.20 to 2.00] The scaling & thickness of the scanlines. Changing this can help with PCSX2 IR scaling problems. Defaults: 0.50 for ScanlineType 0|1|2, (1.20 for ScanlineType 3, use 1.0 with low IR (lower than 3x)).
#define ScanlineIntensity 0.50				//[0.10 to 1.00] The intensity of the scanlines. Defaults: 0.20 for ScanlineType 0|1|2, 0.50 for ScanlineType 3.
#define ScanlineBrightness 1.50				//[0.50 to 2.00] The brightness of the scanlines.  Defaults: 1.75 for ScanlineType 0|1|2, 1.50 for ScanlineType 3.

//-[VIGNETTE OPTIONS]
#define VignetteRatio 1.77  				//[0.15 to 6.00] Sets the espect ratio of the vignette. 1.77 for 16:9, 1.60 for 16:10, 1.33 for 4:3, 1.00 for 1:1.
#define VignetteRadius 1.00  				//[0.50 to 3.00] Radius of the vignette effect. Lower values for stronger radial effect from center
#define VignetteAmount 0.15  				//[0.00 to 2.00] Strength of black edge occlusion. Increase for higher strength, decrease for lower.
#define VignetteSlope 8 					//[2|4|8|12|16] How far away from the center the vignetting will start.

//-[DITHERING OPTIONS]
#define DitherMethod 2  					//[1 or 2] 1 is Ordering dithering(faster, lower quality), 2 is Random dithering (better dithering, but not as fast)

//-[END OF USER OPTIONS]