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Transformers - (Software vs Hardware) | PCSX2 1.7.3043 AVX2 | Ryzen 7 5800H | RTX 3070 140W

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Transformers was a fascinating game at the time of release (2004). It's got the best grass rendering and vegetation on PS2 bar none (although MGS3 excells at that as well, and it's got better leaves).
Unfortunatly, this games makes use of an ugly frambuffer "Motion Blur/Ghosting" effect, that's better known as "Trails", think, GTA III and VC.

Unfortunately, Hardware mode's messy, but I think, I might've come up with some stable settings.

Renderer: OpenGL

Rendering;
Internal Res: 5x Native
Mipmapping: Off
Texture Filter: Bilinear
Trilinear Filter: Triliniar (PS2)
Aniso Filter: 16x (never go below 16, 16 filters makes a heap of a difference)
Dithering: Off
CRC Fiz LvL: Default
Blending Acc: Minimum (goin' above that, will tank your framerate, HARD)
Texture Preloading: Full (Hash Cache)

Accurate Dest... Check
Conservative Buff... Check
Manual Hard... Check

Hardware Fixes;
Half Screen Fix: Default
CPU Sprite Render Size. 3 (192 Max Width)
Skipdraw Range: 2 | 1

Auto Flush: Check
Disable Depth Emu... Check
Memory Wrap... Check
Preload Frame... Check
Texture Ins... Check

Upscaling Fixes;
Half Pixel Offset: Default
Round Sprite: Half
Texture Offsets: X: 415 | Y: 410

It's worth mentioning, Transformers (2004) is a difficult game to emulate/handle at full speed.
Certain levels/areas within levels, can tank the emulation from 60 speeds, down to 50.

Not to get confused with the game's internal framerate, which is at 30, but if your emulation speed tanks, the game's FPS will too.

Think of it like this;
Game: 30 FPS | Emulation Speed (how many Hz it's outputing): 60

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9 Jul, 2022 @ 11:36pm

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