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No fucking clue whatsoever what you just said, but welcome and thank you for sharing your hard work for others.
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DHH is great and pretty intuitive. Great for a quick graphical fix, if you can't be bothered fiddling with settings, but with enough features to tweak if you're so inclined.
But personally, I found DHH a little overpowering for the in-game spot and point lights. Even with tweaking the global settings, the DHH lighting drowned out any additional lights so they were barely visible.
I like playing with light and contrasting colours in my shots, and GraphicsMod works so well with the ingame lighting that there's even a whole tab dedicated to each one's individual setting, with more to tweak than the vanilla tools - That feature alone had me instantly sold, as lighting's my jam.
In short, DHH is perfect for the main game, to overhaul a scene's look very quickly and get straight on with fapping. GraphicsMod really shines more in Studio, gives you complete control of cubemaps, almost exhaustive control over lighting and shadow.
Both are great, but depend on how deeply you want to get into settings/making your own presets and even moreso on what you're trying to get out of HS2 and Studio.
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I wouldn't say passable, I can just understand spoken Japanese, the audio in other words, to a moderate degree and I'm currently learning written Japanese, both Hiragana and Katakana at this point.
alex2011, dyingbreed86, MrWrongtubes, Bentshaft
Thanks for the feedback.
The scene is Tiny House 6... something can't read the full name, since it's blocked out.
I know, the render used is like one extreme to the next. Too much light and lack of proper shadows (DHH) or too much shadows causing the scene to be too dark, due to lack of light. I limited SEGI to just scene lights, so the examples are at default comparisons.
Now what if proper lights were used instead?
Well... you get this.
SEGI, or Screen Enhance Global Illumination, (I'm actually making up what the E stands for) --is a voxel-based GI Render. According to the source, it "provides indirect lighting and glossy reflections from a single directional light, the sky, and any emissive materials in the scene. In the future, SEGI will support indirect lighting from point and spot lights. SEGI calculates indirect light visibility for soft indirect shadows, and also calculates soft sky light shadows. It can render either a single bounce or infinite bounces of indirect light." --
In short, it's Real-time Dynamic Light Bounce Rendering, also known as an alternative to Raytracing, with some limitations. While it's a poor-man's version, it still able to provide amazing results.
SEGI render mode is actually from within the Graphics Mod setting. It's the experimental option. You don't need a Geforce RTX card to take advantage of this, too. Now that you know what it is, I hope you all make use of it, so you can better show off your characters and scene creations in even higher quality than you knew possible.
p.s. Queen Boo is my mascot.
Thanks for the feedback.
The scene is Tiny House 6... something can't read the full name, since it's blocked out.
I know, the render used is like one extreme to the next. Too much light and lack of proper shadows (DHH) or too much shadows causing the scene to be too dark, due to lack of light. I limited SEGI to just scene lights, so the examples are at default comparisons.
Now what if proper lights were used instead?
Well... you get this.
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SEGI, or Screen Enhance Global Illumination, (I'm actually making up what the E stands for) --is a voxel-based GI Render. According to the source, it "provides indirect lighting and glossy reflections from a single directional light, the sky, and any emissive materials in the scene. In the future, SEGI will support indirect lighting from point and spot lights. SEGI calculates indirect light visibility for soft indirect shadows, and also calculates soft sky light shadows. It can render either a single bounce or infinite bounces of indirect light." --
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In short, it's Real-time Dynamic Light Bounce Rendering, also known as an alternative to Raytracing, with some limitations. While it's a poor-man's version, it still able to provide amazing results.
SEGI render mode is actually from within the Graphics Mod setting. It's the experimental option. You don't need a Geforce RTX card to take advantage of this, too. Now that you know what it is, I hope you all make use of it, so you can better show off your characters and scene creations in even higher quality than you knew possible.
p.s. Queen Boo is my mascot.
- Oct 30, 2019
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GI is present in the main game without either mod, it's a built in function of Unity HDRP.
Most of your comments are BIG TV and I bought one confirmation bias. DHH is a tool. DHH is as warm and cold as you make it. It will be as heavy or light as you make it. The most specific and "technical" reason to use DHH is 10bit tonemapping and optimized lighting code. The base game looks decent enough, and you can actually do most of the things you're talking about from the lighting and color menu in the main game itself, including backlighting multilight and color grading. What you cannot do in the main game is use SMAA which by far the most superior (but expensive) version of AA that there is. What you also cannot do in the main game is directly alter gamma or any kind of tonemapping for both base models and for bounced lighting sources. You can't do these in GM or SEGI either. DHH's version of AO is also more accurate, can be color graded and uses less resources than the base games generic HDRP AO.
Which one you pick is entirely up to you, but the reason you see everyone using DHH is what DHH does better than vanilla or GM for faster framerates and it does three things neither other option does.
The only flat negative of DHH is you can't turn AA off.
I'd love to see a way to customize the voice lines. Like, just the subtitles. I don't speak or read an ounce of japanese so you could literally throw anything into the subtitles and it wouldn't make a difference to me. A major part of playing this for me is the personalities I come up with for each character; quiet church-mouse, alt-girl rocker, cheating spouse, etc., so aligning subtitles to those personalities would be fantastic for the fantasy.
- Jul 1, 2020
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Ah, interesting, thank you for clearing that up. I totally agree with DHH feeling overpowered, but I'll take it for the ease of use. Now I see why both are included in the repack aside from performance options. Sounds like DHH is more than sufficient, although part of me is tempted to just get comfortable with Graphicsmod now in case I get into any Studio work down the road, and then use it for both.
Consider me jealous. Ok, I'll hold off on the dependent girls for now then.
I was just offering my layman's opinion for feedback as he posted the two options for us to compare. I said why I chose the option I did. I was not trying to any state technical facts nor say DHH was objectively better. I'll go back to my TV and you can go back to answering questions on how to use winrar.
Hi guys, I'm trying to figure out what's wrong with my game, which stops working right at the beginning.
I have downloaded the full repack. I do not touch anything, I just unzip and give the language and screen settings, and start the game.
The game loads perfectly and the screen where the girl at the reception welcomes me works. Talk to me and offer me a tutorial. Accept it or not accept it, at that moment the game tries to load the next scene, with the graphic engine of the game itself, I suppose, and then the game hangs and closes ...
I have tried to uninstall all the mods, have configured it to the minimum, to the maximum, in several languages, adding new saves, and nothing, it always does the same ...
Any ideas? I have searched this post, but found nothing about it in the most recent posts.
Thanks guys!!!
I have downloaded the full repack. I do not touch anything, I just unzip and give the language and screen settings, and start the game.
The game loads perfectly and the screen where the girl at the reception welcomes me works. Talk to me and offer me a tutorial. Accept it or not accept it, at that moment the game tries to load the next scene, with the graphic engine of the game itself, I suppose, and then the game hangs and closes ...
I have tried to uninstall all the mods, have configured it to the minimum, to the maximum, in several languages, adding new saves, and nothing, it always does the same ...
Any ideas? I have searched this post, but found nothing about it in the most recent posts.
Thanks guys!!!
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I'm not intonating your opinion is invalid or wrong. Simply what is objective.
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- Oct 11, 2019
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After a lot of tries i fixed. Solution valid for all AMD users below Ryzen:
If you have an old AMD CPU (before Ryzen), remove "lib_burst_generated.dll" from the folders "HoneySelect2_Data/Plugins/" and "HoneySelect2_Data/Plugins/". Don't do that for AMD Ryzen or Intel CPUs.
I have Phenom.......
- May 16, 2020
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All the shots are looking really great. Having just gotten the hang of using the DHH mod, I'll prolly stick with it for awhile. I'm still able to get nice visuals with DHH by adjusting the sliders. I will have to move on to the Graphics mod at some point since I hear that one works alot better with in-game lightsalex2011, dyingbreed86, MrWrongtubes, Bentshaft
Thanks for the feedback.
The scene is Tiny House 6... something can't read the full name, since it's blocked out.
I know, the render used is like one extreme to the next. Too much light and lack of proper shadows (DHH) or too much shadows causing the scene to be too dark, due to lack of light. I limited SEGI to just scene lights, so the examples are at default comparisons.
Now what if proper lights were used instead?
Well... you get this.
You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.
SEGI, or Screen Enhance Global Illumination, (I'm actually making up what the E stands for) --is a voxel-based GI Render. According to the source, it "provides indirect lighting and glossy reflections from a single directional light, the sky, and any emissive materials in the scene. In the future, SEGI will support indirect lighting from point and spot lights. SEGI calculates indirect light visibility for soft indirect shadows, and also calculates soft sky light shadows. It can render either a single bounce or infinite bounces of indirect light." --You must be registered to see the links
In short, it's Real-time Dynamic Light Bounce Rendering, also known as an alternative to Raytracing, with some limitations. While it's a poor-man's version, it still able to provide amazing results.
SEGI render mode is actually from within the Graphics Mod setting. It's the experimental option. You don't need a Geforce RTX card to take advantage of this, too. Now that you know what it is, I hope you all make use of it, so you can better show off your characters and scene creations in even higher quality than you knew possible.
p.s. Queen Boo is my mascot.
The DHH discussion has me interested... I never realized this was a thing despite using BR across 3 games. How do you access it in studio?
- May 16, 2020
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P is shortcut for DHH mod, but you have to tick it on InitSetting first.
Thanks! I also just found out about an animation controller that was apparently hidden in StudioNEO under the minus key shortcut while I was looking myself, so I'm really learning a lot about studio today, I guess...
- May 16, 2020
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