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//#version 420 // Keep it for text editor detection
// Require for bit operation
//#extension GL_ARB_gpu_shader5 : enable
#define FMT_32 0
#define FMT_24 1
#define FMT_16 2
// APITRACE_DEBUG enables forced pixel output to easily detect
// the fragment computed by primitive
#define APITRACE_DEBUG 0
// TEX_COORD_DEBUG output the uv coordinate as color. It is useful
// to detect bad sampling due to upscaling
//#define TEX_COORD_DEBUG
// Just copy directly the texture coordinate
#ifdef TEX_COORD_DEBUG
#define PS_TFX 1
#define PS_TCC 1
#endif
#define SW_BLEND (PS_BLEND_A || PS_BLEND_B || PS_BLEND_D)
#define SW_BLEND_NEEDS_RT (SW_BLEND && (PS_BLEND_A == 1 || PS_BLEND_B == 1 || PS_BLEND_C == 1 || PS_BLEND_D == 1))
#define SW_AD_TO_HW (PS_BLEND_C == 1 && PS_CLR_HW > 3)
#define PS_PRIMID_INIT (PS_DATE == 1 || PS_DATE == 2)
#define NEEDS_RT_EARLY (PS_TEX_IS_FB == 1 || PS_DATE >= 5)
#define NEEDS_RT (NEEDS_RT_EARLY || (!PS_PRIMID_INIT && (PS_FBMASK || SW_BLEND_NEEDS_RT || SW_AD_TO_HW)))
#ifdef FRAGMENT_SHADER
#if !defined(BROKEN_DRIVER) && (pGL_ES || defined(GL_ARB_enhanced_layouts) && GL_ARB_enhanced_layouts)
layout(location = 0)
#endif
in SHADER
{
vec4 t_float;
vec4 t_int;
#if PS_IIP != 0
vec4 c;
#else
flat vec4 c;
#endif
} PSin;
#define TARGET_0_QUALIFIER out
// Only enable framebuffer fetch when we actually need it.
#if HAS_FRAMEBUFFER_FETCH && NEEDS_RT
// We need to force the colour to be defined here, to read from it.
// Basically the only scenario where this'll happen is RGBA masked and DATE is active.
#undef PS_NO_COLOR
#define PS_NO_COLOR 0
#if defined(GL_EXT_shader_framebuffer_fetch)
#undef TARGET_0_QUALIFIER
#define TARGET_0_QUALIFIER inout
#define LAST_FRAG_COLOR SV_Target0
#elif defined(GL_ARM_shader_framebuffer_fetch)
#define LAST_FRAG_COLOR gl_LastFragColorARM
#endif
#endif
#if !PS_NO_COLOR
#if !defined(DISABLE_DUAL_SOURCE) && !PS_NO_COLOR1
// Same buffer but 2 colors for dual source blending
layout(location = 0, index = 0) TARGET_0_QUALIFIER vec4 SV_Target0;
layout(location = 0, index = 1) out vec4 SV_Target1;
#else
layout(location = 0) TARGET_0_QUALIFIER vec4 SV_Target0;
#endif
#endif
layout(binding = 1) uniform sampler2D PaletteSampler;
#if !HAS_FRAMEBUFFER_FETCH && NEEDS_RT
layout(binding = 2) uniform sampler2D RtSampler; // note 2 already use by the image below
#endif
#if PS_DATE == 3
layout(binding = 3) uniform sampler2D img_prim_min;
// I don't remember why I set this parameter but it is surely useless
//layout(pixel_center_integer) in vec4 gl_FragCoord;
#endif
vec4 fetch_rt()
{
#if !NEEDS_RT
return vec4(0.0);
#elif HAS_FRAMEBUFFER_FETCH
return LAST_FRAG_COLOR;
#else
return texelFetch(RtSampler, ivec2(gl_FragCoord.xy), 0);
#endif
}
vec4 sample_c(vec2 uv)
{
#if PS_TEX_IS_FB == 1
return fetch_rt();
#else
#if PS_POINT_SAMPLER
// Weird issue with ATI/AMD cards,
// it looks like they add 127/128 of a texel to sampling coordinates
// occasionally causing point sampling to erroneously round up.
// I'm manually adjusting coordinates to the centre of texels here,
// though the centre is just paranoia, the top left corner works fine.
// As of 2018 this issue is still present.
uv = (trunc(uv * WH.zw) + vec2(0.5, 0.5)) / WH.zw;
#endif
uv *= STScale;
#if PS_AUTOMATIC_LOD == 1
return texture(TextureSampler, uv);
#elif PS_MANUAL_LOD == 1
// FIXME add LOD: K - ( LOG2(Q) * (1 << L))
float K = MinMax.x;
float L = MinMax.y;
float bias = MinMax.z;
float max_lod = MinMax.w;
float gs_lod = K - log2(abs(PSin.t_float.w)) * L;
// FIXME max useful ?
//float lod = max(min(gs_lod, max_lod) - bias, 0.0f);
float lod = min(gs_lod, max_lod) - bias;
return textureLod(TextureSampler, uv, lod);
#else
return textureLod(TextureSampler, uv, 0.0f); // No lod
#endif
#endif
}
vec4 sample_p(float idx)
{
return texture(PaletteSampler, vec2(idx, 0.0f));
}
vec4 clamp_wrap_uv(vec4 uv)
{
vec4 uv_out = uv;
#if PS_INVALID_TEX0 == 1
vec4 tex_size = WH.zwzw;
#else
vec4 tex_size = WH.xyxy;
#endif
#if PS_WMS == PS_WMT
#if PS_WMS == 2
uv_out = clamp(uv, MinMax.xyxy, MinMax.zwzw);
#elif PS_WMS == 3
#if PS_FST == 0
// wrap negative uv coords to avoid an off by one error that shifted
// textures. Fixes Xenosaga's hair issue.
uv = fract(uv);
#endif
uv_out = vec4((uvec4(uv * tex_size) & MskFix.xyxy) | MskFix.zwzw) / tex_size;
#endif
#else // PS_WMS != PS_WMT
#if PS_WMS == 2
uv_out.xz = clamp(uv.xz, MinMax.xx, MinMax.zz);
#elif PS_WMS == 3
#if PS_FST == 0
uv.xz = fract(uv.xz);
#endif
uv_out.xz = vec2((uvec2(uv.xz * tex_size.xx) & MskFix.xx) | MskFix.zz) / tex_size.xx;
#endif
#if PS_WMT == 2
uv_out.yw = clamp(uv.yw, MinMax.yy, MinMax.ww);
#elif PS_WMT == 3
#if PS_FST == 0
uv.yw = fract(uv.yw);
#endif
uv_out.yw = vec2((uvec2(uv.yw * tex_size.yy) & MskFix.yy) | MskFix.ww) / tex_size.yy;
#endif
#endif
return uv_out;
}
mat4 sample_4c(vec4 uv)
{
mat4 c;
// Note: texture gather can't be used because of special clamping/wrapping
// Also it doesn't support lod
c[0] = sample_c(uv.xy);
c[1] = sample_c(uv.zy);
c[2] = sample_c(uv.xw);
c[3] = sample_c(uv.zw);
return c;
}
vec4 sample_4_index(vec4 uv)
{
vec4 c;
// Either GS will send a texture that contains a single channel
// in this case the red channel is remapped as alpha channel
//
// Or we have an old RT (ie RGBA8) that contains index (4/8) in the alpha channel
// Note: texture gather can't be used because of special clamping/wrapping
// Also it doesn't support lod
c.x = sample_c(uv.xy).a;
c.y = sample_c(uv.zy).a;
c.z = sample_c(uv.xw).a;
c.w = sample_c(uv.zw).a;
uvec4 i = uvec4(c * 255.0f + 0.5f); // Denormalize value
#if PS_PAL_FMT == 1
// 4HL
return vec4(i & 0xFu) / 255.0f;
#elif PS_PAL_FMT == 2
// 4HH
return vec4(i >> 4u) / 255.0f;
#else
// Most of texture will hit this code so keep normalized float value
// 8 bits
return c;
#endif
}
mat4 sample_4p(vec4 u)
{
mat4 c;
c[0] = sample_p(u.x);
c[1] = sample_p(u.y);
c[2] = sample_p(u.z);
c[3] = sample_p(u.w);
return c;
}
int fetch_raw_depth()
{
#if HAS_CLIP_CONTROL
float multiplier = exp2(32.0f);
#else
float multiplier = exp2(24.0f);
#endif
#if PS_TEX_IS_FB == 1
return int(fetch_rt().r * multiplier);
#else
return int(texelFetch(TextureSampler, ivec2(gl_FragCoord.xy), 0).r * multiplier);
#endif
}
vec4 fetch_raw_color()
{
#if PS_TEX_IS_FB == 1
return fetch_rt();
#else
return texelFetch(TextureSampler, ivec2(gl_FragCoord.xy), 0);
#endif
}
vec4 fetch_c(ivec2 uv)
{
return texelFetch(TextureSampler, ivec2(uv), 0);
}
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Depth sampling
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
ivec2 clamp_wrap_uv_depth(ivec2 uv)
{
ivec2 uv_out = uv;
// Keep the full precision
// It allow to multiply the ScalingFactor before the 1/16 coeff
ivec4 mask = ivec4(MskFix) << 4;
#if PS_WMS == PS_WMT
#if PS_WMS == 2
uv_out = clamp(uv, mask.xy, mask.zw);
#elif PS_WMS == 3
uv_out = (uv & mask.xy) | mask.zw;
#endif
#else // PS_WMS != PS_WMT
#if PS_WMS == 2
uv_out.x = clamp(uv.x, mask.x, mask.z);
#elif PS_WMS == 3
uv_out.x = (uv.x & mask.x) | mask.z;
#endif
#if PS_WMT == 2
uv_out.y = clamp(uv.y, mask.y, mask.w);
#elif PS_WMT == 3
uv_out.y = (uv.y & mask.y) | mask.w;
#endif
#endif
return uv_out;
}
vec4 sample_depth(vec2 st)
{
vec2 uv_f = vec2(clamp_wrap_uv_depth(ivec2(st))) * vec2(float(PS_SCALE_FACTOR)) * vec2(1.0f/16.0f);
ivec2 uv = ivec2(uv_f);
vec4 t = vec4(0.0f);
#if PS_TALES_OF_ABYSS_HLE == 1
// Warning: UV can't be used in channel effect
int depth = fetch_raw_depth();
// Convert msb based on the palette
t = texelFetch(PaletteSampler, ivec2((depth >> 8) & 0xFF, 0), 0) * 255.0f;
#elif PS_URBAN_CHAOS_HLE == 1
// Depth buffer is read as a RGB5A1 texture. The game try to extract the green channel.
// So it will do a first channel trick to extract lsb, value is right-shifted.
// Then a new channel trick to extract msb which will shifted to the left.
// OpenGL uses a FLOAT32 format for the depth so it requires a couple of conversion.
// To be faster both steps (msb&lsb) are done in a single pass.
// Warning: UV can't be used in channel effect
int depth = fetch_raw_depth();
// Convert lsb based on the palette
t = texelFetch(PaletteSampler, ivec2((depth & 0xFF), 0), 0) * 255.0f;
// Msb is easier
float green = float((depth >> 8) & 0xFF) * 36.0f;
green = min(green, 255.0f);
t.g += green;
#elif PS_DEPTH_FMT == 1
// Based on ps_convert_float32_rgba8 of convert
// Convert a GL_FLOAT32 depth texture into a RGBA color texture
#if HAS_CLIP_CONTROL
uint d = uint(fetch_c(uv).r * exp2(32.0f));
#else
uint d = uint(fetch_c(uv).r * exp2(24.0f));
#endif
t = vec4(uvec4((d & 0xFFu), ((d >> 8) & 0xFFu), ((d >> 16) & 0xFFu), (d >> 24)));
#elif PS_DEPTH_FMT == 2
// Based on ps_convert_float16_rgb5a1 of convert
// Convert a GL_FLOAT32 (only 16 lsb) depth into a RGB5A1 color texture
#if HAS_CLIP_CONTROL
uint d = uint(fetch_c(uv).r * exp2(32.0f));
#else
uint d = uint(fetch_c(uv).r * exp2(24.0f));
#endif
t = vec4(uvec4((d & 0x1Fu), ((d >> 5) & 0x1Fu), ((d >> 10) & 0x1Fu), (d >> 15) & 0x01u)) * vec4(8.0f, 8.0f, 8.0f, 128.0f);
#elif PS_DEPTH_FMT == 3
// Convert a RGBA/RGB5A1 color texture into a RGBA/RGB5A1 color texture
t = fetch_c(uv) * 255.0f;
#endif
// warning t ranges from 0 to 255
#if (PS_AEM_FMT == FMT_24)
t.a = ( (PS_AEM == 0) || any(bvec3(t.rgb)) ) ? 255.0f * TA.x : 0.0f;
#elif (PS_AEM_FMT == FMT_16)
t.a = t.a >= 128.0f ? 255.0f * TA.y : ( (PS_AEM == 0) || any(bvec3(t.rgb)) ) ? 255.0f * TA.x : 0.0f;
#endif
return t;
}
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Fetch a Single Channel
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
vec4 fetch_red()
{
#if PS_DEPTH_FMT == 1 || PS_DEPTH_FMT == 2
int depth = (fetch_raw_depth()) & 0xFF;
vec4 rt = vec4(depth) / 255.0f;
#else
vec4 rt = fetch_raw_color();
#endif
return sample_p(rt.r) * 255.0f;
}
vec4 fetch_green()
{
#if PS_DEPTH_FMT == 1 || PS_DEPTH_FMT == 2
int depth = (fetch_raw_depth() >> 8) & 0xFF;
vec4 rt = vec4(depth) / 255.0f;
#else
vec4 rt = fetch_raw_color();
#endif
return sample_p(rt.g) * 255.0f;
}
vec4 fetch_blue()
{
#if PS_DEPTH_FMT == 1 || PS_DEPTH_FMT == 2
int depth = (fetch_raw_depth() >> 16) & 0xFF;
vec4 rt = vec4(depth) / 255.0f;
#else
vec4 rt = fetch_raw_color();
#endif
return sample_p(rt.b) * 255.0f;
}
vec4 fetch_alpha()
{
vec4 rt = fetch_raw_color();
return sample_p(rt.a) * 255.0f;
}
vec4 fetch_rgb()
{
vec4 rt = fetch_raw_color();
vec4 c = vec4(sample_p(rt.r).r, sample_p(rt.g).g, sample_p(rt.b).b, 1.0f);
return c * 255.0f;
}
vec4 fetch_gXbY()
{
#if PS_DEPTH_FMT == 1 || PS_DEPTH_FMT == 2
int depth = fetch_raw_depth();
int bg = (depth >> (8 + ChannelShuffle.w)) & 0xFF;
return vec4(bg);
#else
ivec4 rt = ivec4(fetch_raw_color() * 255.0f);
int green = (rt.g >> ChannelShuffle.w) & ChannelShuffle.z;
int blue = (rt.b << ChannelShuffle.y) & ChannelShuffle.x;
return vec4(green | blue);
#endif
}
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
vec4 sample_color(vec2 st)
{
#if (PS_TCOFFSETHACK == 1)
st += TC_OffsetHack.xy;
#endif
vec4 t;
mat4 c;
vec2 dd;
// FIXME I'm not sure this condition is useful (I think code will be optimized)
#if (PS_LTF == 0 && PS_AEM_FMT == FMT_32 && PS_PAL_FMT == 0 && PS_WMS < 2 && PS_WMT < 2)
// No software LTF and pure 32 bits RGBA texure without special texture wrapping
c[0] = sample_c(st);
#ifdef TEX_COORD_DEBUG
c[0].rg = st.xy;
#endif
#else
vec4 uv;
if(PS_LTF != 0)
{
uv = st.xyxy + HalfTexel;
dd = fract(uv.xy * WH.zw);
#if (PS_FST == 0)
// Background in Shin Megami Tensei Lucifers
// I suspect that uv isn't a standard number, so fract is outside of the [0;1] range
// Note: it is free on GPU but let's do it only for float coordinate
dd = clamp(dd, vec2(0.0f), vec2(1.0f));
#endif
}
else
{
uv = st.xyxy;
}
uv = clamp_wrap_uv(uv);
#if PS_PAL_FMT != 0
c = sample_4p(sample_4_index(uv));
#else
c = sample_4c(uv);
#endif
#ifdef TEX_COORD_DEBUG
c[0].rg = uv.xy;
c[1].rg = uv.xy;
c[2].rg = uv.xy;
c[3].rg = uv.xy;
#endif
#endif
// PERF note: using dot product reduces by 1 the number of instruction
// but I'm not sure it is equivalent neither faster.
for (int i = 0; i < 4; i++)
{
//float sum = dot(c[i].rgb, vec3(1.0f));
#if (PS_AEM_FMT == FMT_24)
c[i].a = ( (PS_AEM == 0) || any(bvec3(c[i].rgb)) ) ? TA.x : 0.0f;
//c[i].a = ( (PS_AEM == 0) || (sum > 0.0f) ) ? TA.x : 0.0f;
#elif (PS_AEM_FMT == FMT_16)
c[i].a = c[i].a >= 0.5 ? TA.y : ( (PS_AEM == 0) || any(bvec3(c[i].rgb)) ) ? TA.x : 0.0f;
//c[i].a = c[i].a >= 0.5 ? TA.y : ( (PS_AEM == 0) || (sum > 0.0f) ) ? TA.x : 0.0f;
#endif
}
#if(PS_LTF != 0)
t = mix(mix(c[0], c[1], dd.x), mix(c[2], c[3], dd.x), dd.y);
#else
t = c[0];
#endif
// The 0.05f helps to fix the overbloom of sotc
// I think the issue is related to the rounding of texture coodinate. The linear (from fixed unit)
// interpolation could be slightly below the correct one.
return trunc(t * 255.0f + 0.05f);
}
vec4 tfx(vec4 T, vec4 C)
{
vec4 C_out;
vec4 FxT = trunc(trunc(C) * T / 128.0f);
#if (PS_TFX == 0)
C_out = FxT;
#elif (PS_TFX == 1)
C_out = T;
#elif (PS_TFX == 2)
C_out.rgb = FxT.rgb + C.a;
C_out.a = T.a + C.a;
#elif (PS_TFX == 3)
C_out.rgb = FxT.rgb + C.a;
C_out.a = T.a;
#else
C_out = C;
#endif
#if (PS_TCC == 0)
C_out.a = C.a;
#endif
#if (PS_TFX == 0) || (PS_TFX == 2) || (PS_TFX == 3)
// Clamp only when it is useful
C_out = min(C_out, 255.0f);
#endif
return C_out;
}
void atst(vec4 C)
{
float a = C.a;
#if (PS_ATST == 0)
// nothing to do
#elif (PS_ATST == 1)
if (a > AREF) discard;
#elif (PS_ATST == 2)
if (a < AREF) discard;
#elif (PS_ATST == 3)
if (abs(a - AREF) > 0.5f) discard;
#elif (PS_ATST == 4)
if (abs(a - AREF) < 0.5f) discard;
#endif
}
void fog(inout vec4 C, float f)
{
#if PS_FOG != 0
C.rgb = trunc(mix(FogColor, C.rgb, f));
#endif
}
vec4 ps_color()
{
//FIXME: maybe we can set gl_Position.w = q in VS
#if (PS_FST == 0) && (PS_INVALID_TEX0 == 1)
// Re-normalize coordinate from invalid GS to corrected texture size
vec2 st = (PSin.t_float.xy * WH.xy) / (vec2(PSin.t_float.w) * WH.zw);
vec2 st_int = (PSin.t_int.zw * WH.xy) / (vec2(PSin.t_float.w) * WH.zw);
#elif (PS_FST == 0)
vec2 st = PSin.t_float.xy / vec2(PSin.t_float.w);
vec2 st_int = PSin.t_int.zw / vec2(PSin.t_float.w);
#else
// Note xy are normalized coordinate
vec2 st = PSin.t_int.xy;
vec2 st_int = PSin.t_int.zw;
#endif
#if PS_CHANNEL_FETCH == 1
vec4 T = fetch_red();
#elif PS_CHANNEL_FETCH == 2
vec4 T = fetch_green();
#elif PS_CHANNEL_FETCH == 3
vec4 T = fetch_blue();
#elif PS_CHANNEL_FETCH == 4
vec4 T = fetch_alpha();
#elif PS_CHANNEL_FETCH == 5
vec4 T = fetch_rgb();
#elif PS_CHANNEL_FETCH == 6
vec4 T = fetch_gXbY();
#elif PS_DEPTH_FMT > 0
// Integral coordinate
vec4 T = sample_depth(st_int);
#else
vec4 T = sample_color(st);
#endif
vec4 C = tfx(T, PSin.c);
atst(C);
fog(C, PSin.t_float.z);
return C;
}
void ps_fbmask(inout vec4 C)
{
// FIXME do I need special case for 16 bits
#if PS_FBMASK
vec4 RT = trunc(fetch_rt() * 255.0f + 0.1f);
C = vec4((uvec4(C) & ~FbMask) | (uvec4(RT) & FbMask));
#endif
}
void ps_dither(inout vec3 C)
{
#if PS_DITHER
#if PS_DITHER == 2
ivec2 fpos = ivec2(gl_FragCoord.xy);
#else
ivec2 fpos = ivec2(gl_FragCoord.xy / float(PS_SCALE_FACTOR));
#endif
C += DitherMatrix[fpos.y&3][fpos.x&3];
#endif
}
void ps_color_clamp_wrap(inout vec3 C)
{
// When dithering the bottom 3 bits become meaningless and cause lines in the picture
// so we need to limit the color depth on dithered items
#if SW_BLEND || PS_DITHER || PS_FBMASK
// Correct the Color value based on the output format
#if PS_COLCLIP == 0 && PS_HDR == 0
// Standard Clamp
C = clamp(C, vec3(0.0f), vec3(255.0f));
#endif
// FIXME rouding of negative float?
// compiler uses trunc but it might need floor
// Warning: normally blending equation is mult(A, B) = A * B >> 7. GPU have the full accuracy
// GS: Color = 1, Alpha = 255 => output 1
// GPU: Color = 1/255, Alpha = 255/255 * 255/128 => output 1.9921875
#if PS_DFMT == FMT_16 && PS_BLEND_MIX == 0
// In 16 bits format, only 5 bits of colors are used. It impacts shadows computation of Castlevania
C = vec3(ivec3(C) & ivec3(0xF8));
#elif PS_COLCLIP == 1 || PS_HDR == 1
C = vec3(ivec3(C) & ivec3(0xFF));
#endif
#endif
}
void ps_blend(inout vec4 Color, inout float As)
{
#if SW_BLEND
// PABE
#if PS_PABE
// No blending so early exit
if (As < 1.0f)
return;
#endif
vec3 Cs = Color.rgb;
#if SW_BLEND_NEEDS_RT
vec4 RT = trunc(fetch_rt() * 255.0f + 0.1f);
// FIXME FMT_16 case
// FIXME Ad or Ad * 2?
float Ad = RT.a / 128.0f;
// Let the compiler do its jobs !
vec3 Cd = RT.rgb;
#endif
#if PS_BLEND_A == 0
vec3 A = Cs;
#elif PS_BLEND_A == 1
vec3 A = Cd;
#else
vec3 A = vec3(0.0f);
#endif
#if PS_BLEND_B == 0
vec3 B = Cs;
#elif PS_BLEND_B == 1
vec3 B = Cd;
#else
vec3 B = vec3(0.0f);
#endif
#if PS_BLEND_C == 0
float C = As;
#elif PS_BLEND_C == 1
float C = Ad;
#else
float C = Af;
#endif
#if PS_BLEND_D == 0
vec3 D = Cs;
#elif PS_BLEND_D == 1
vec3 D = Cd;
#else
vec3 D = vec3(0.0f);
#endif
// As/Af clamp alpha for Blend mix
// We shouldn't clamp blend mix with clr1 as we want alpha higher
float C_clamped = C;
#if PS_BLEND_MIX > 0 && PS_CLR_HW != 1
C_clamped = min(C_clamped, 1.0f);
#endif
#if PS_BLEND_A == PS_BLEND_B
Color.rgb = D;
// In blend_mix, HW adds on some alpha factor * dst.
// Truncating here wouldn't quite get the right result because it prevents the <1 bit here from combining with a <1 bit in dst to form a ≥1 amount that pushes over the truncation.
// Instead, apply an offset to convert HW's round to a floor.
// Since alpha is in 1/128 increments, subtracting (0.5 - 0.5/128 == 127/256) would get us what we want if GPUs blended in full precision.
// But they don't. Details here: https://github.com/PCSX2/pcsx2/pull/6809#issuecomment-1211473399
// Based on the scripts at the above link, the ideal choice for Intel GPUs is 126/256, AMD 120/256. Nvidia is a lost cause.
// 124/256 seems like a reasonable compromise, providing the correct answer 99.3% of the time on Intel (vs 99.6% for 126/256), and 97% of the time on AMD (vs 97.4% for 120/256).
#elif PS_BLEND_MIX == 2
Color.rgb = ((A - B) * C_clamped + D) + (124.0f/256.0f);
#elif PS_BLEND_MIX == 1
Color.rgb = ((A - B) * C_clamped + D) - (124.0f/256.0f);
#else
Color.rgb = trunc((A - B) * C + D);
#endif
#if PS_CLR_HW == 1
// Replace Af with As so we can do proper compensation for Alpha.
#if PS_BLEND_C == 2
As = Af;
#endif
// Subtract 1 for alpha to compensate for the changed equation,
// if c.rgb > 255.0f then we further need to adjust alpha accordingly,
// we pick the lowest overflow from all colors because it's the safest,
// we divide by 255 the color because we don't know Cd value,
// changed alpha should only be done for hw blend.
float min_color = min(min(Color.r, Color.g), Color.b);
float alpha_compensate = max(1.0f, min_color / 255.0f);
As -= alpha_compensate;
#elif PS_CLR_HW == 2
// Compensate slightly for Cd*(As + 1) - Cs*As.
// The initial factor we chose is 1 (0.00392)
// as that is the minimum color Cd can be,
// then we multiply by alpha to get the minimum
// blended value it can be.
float color_compensate = 1.0f * (C + 1.0f);
Color.rgb -= vec3(color_compensate);
#endif
#else
// Needed for Cd * (As/Ad/F + 1) blending modes
#if PS_CLR_HW == 1 || PS_CLR_HW == 5
Color.rgb = vec3(255.0f);
#elif PS_CLR_HW == 2 || PS_CLR_HW == 4
// Cd*As,Cd*Ad or Cd*F
#if PS_BLEND_C == 2
float Alpha = Af;
#else
float Alpha = As;
#endif
Color.rgb = max(vec3(0.0f), (Alpha - vec3(1.0f)));
Color.rgb *= vec3(255.0f);
#elif PS_CLR_HW == 3
// Needed for Cs*Ad, Cs*Ad + Cd, Cd - Cs*Ad
// Multiply Color.rgb by (255/128) to compensate for wrong Ad/255 value
Color.rgb *= (255.0f / 128.0f);
#endif
#endif
}
void ps_main()
{
#if PS_SCANMSK & 2
// fail depth test on prohibited lines
if ((int(gl_FragCoord.y) & 1) == (PS_SCANMSK & 1))
discard;
#endif
#if PS_DATE >= 5
#if PS_WRITE_RG == 1
// Pseudo 16 bits access.
float rt_a = fetch_rt().g;
#else
float rt_a = fetch_rt().a;
#endif
#if (PS_DATE & 3) == 1
// DATM == 0: Pixel with alpha equal to 1 will failed
bool bad = (127.5f / 255.0f) < rt_a;
#elif (PS_DATE & 3) == 2
// DATM == 1: Pixel with alpha equal to 0 will failed
bool bad = rt_a < (127.5f / 255.0f);
#endif
if (bad) {
discard;
}
#endif
#if PS_DATE == 3
int stencil_ceil = int(texelFetch(img_prim_min, ivec2(gl_FragCoord.xy), 0).r);
// Note gl_PrimitiveID == stencil_ceil will be the primitive that will update
// the bad alpha value so we must keep it.
if (gl_PrimitiveID > stencil_ceil) {
discard;
}
#endif
vec4 C = ps_color();
#if (APITRACE_DEBUG & 1) == 1
C.r = 255.0f;
#endif
#if (APITRACE_DEBUG & 2) == 2
C.g = 255.0f;
#endif
#if (APITRACE_DEBUG & 4) == 4
C.b = 255.0f;
#endif
#if (APITRACE_DEBUG & 8) == 8
C.a = 128.0f;
#endif
#if PS_SHUFFLE
uvec4 denorm_c = uvec4(C);
uvec2 denorm_TA = uvec2(vec2(TA.xy) * 255.0f + 0.5f);
// Write RB part. Mask will take care of the correct destination
#if PS_READ_BA
C.rb = C.bb;
#else
C.rb = C.rr;
#endif
// FIXME precompute my_TA & 0x80
// Write GA part. Mask will take care of the correct destination
// Note: GLSL 4.50/GL_EXT_shader_integer_mix support a mix instruction to select a component\n"
// However Nvidia emulate it with an if (at least on kepler arch) ...\n"
#if PS_READ_BA
// bit field operation requires GL4 HW. Could be nice to merge it with step/mix below
// uint my_ta = (bool(bitfieldExtract(denorm_c.a, 7, 1))) ? denorm_TA.y : denorm_TA.x;
// denorm_c.a = bitfieldInsert(denorm_c.a, bitfieldExtract(my_ta, 7, 1), 7, 1);
// c.ga = vec2(float(denorm_c.a));
if (bool(denorm_c.a & 0x80u))
C.ga = vec2(float((denorm_c.a & 0x7Fu) | (denorm_TA.y & 0x80u)));
else
C.ga = vec2(float((denorm_c.a & 0x7Fu) | (denorm_TA.x & 0x80u)));
#else
if (bool(denorm_c.g & 0x80u))
C.ga = vec2(float((denorm_c.g & 0x7Fu) | (denorm_TA.y & 0x80u)));
else
C.ga = vec2(float((denorm_c.g & 0x7Fu) | (denorm_TA.x & 0x80u)));
// Nice idea but step/mix requires 4 instructions
// set / trunc / I2F / Mad
//
// float sel = step(128.0f, c.g);
// vec2 c_shuffle = vec2((denorm_c.gg & 0x7Fu) | (denorm_TA & 0x80u));
// c.ga = mix(c_shuffle.xx, c_shuffle.yy, sel);
#endif
#endif
// Must be done before alpha correction
// AA (Fixed one) will output a coverage of 1.0 as alpha
#if PS_FIXED_ONE_A
C.a = 128.0f;
#endif
#if SW_AD_TO_HW
vec4 RT = trunc(fetch_rt() * 255.0f + 0.1f);
float alpha_blend = RT.a / 128.0f;
#else
float alpha_blend = C.a / 128.0f;
#endif
// Correct the ALPHA value based on the output format
#if (PS_DFMT == FMT_16)
float A_one = 128.0f; // alpha output will be 0x80
C.a = (PS_FBA != 0) ? A_one : step(128.0f, C.a) * A_one;
#elif (PS_DFMT == FMT_32) && (PS_FBA != 0)
if(C.a < 128.0f) C.a += 128.0f;
#endif
// Get first primitive that will write a failling alpha value
#if PS_DATE == 1
// DATM == 0
// Pixel with alpha equal to 1 will failed (128-255)
SV_Target0 = (C.a > 127.5f) ? vec4(gl_PrimitiveID) : vec4(0x7FFFFFFF);
return;
#elif PS_DATE == 2
// DATM == 1
// Pixel with alpha equal to 0 will failed (0-127)
SV_Target0 = (C.a < 127.5f) ? vec4(gl_PrimitiveID) : vec4(0x7FFFFFFF);
return;
#endif
ps_blend(C, alpha_blend);
ps_dither(C.rgb);
// Color clamp/wrap needs to be done after sw blending and dithering
ps_color_clamp_wrap(C.rgb);
ps_fbmask(C);
#if !PS_NO_COLOR
#if PS_HDR == 1
SV_Target0 = vec4(C.rgb / 65535.0f, C.a / 255.0f);
#else
SV_Target0 = C / 255.0f;
#endif
#if !defined(DISABLE_DUAL_SOURCE) && !PS_NO_COLOR1
SV_Target1 = vec4(alpha_blend);
#endif
#if PS_NO_ABLEND
// write alpha blend factor into col0
SV_Target0.a = alpha_blend;
#endif
#if PS_ONLY_ALPHA
// rgb isn't used
SV_Target0.rgb = vec3(0.0f);
#endif
#endif
#if PS_ZCLAMP
gl_FragDepth = min(gl_FragCoord.z, MaxDepthPS);
#endif
}
#endif
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