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Luigi's Mansion was the very first GameCube game i ever played and it holds a special place in my heart. While not very long and simple in game play, it was the first time Luigi took center stage and had to save Mario for a change. Sadly this game never had a HD remaster or Remake even though it was ported over to another console. there is another HD pack of Luigi's Mansion and its really great. i wanted to do this on my own and it gave me an excuse to play again lol. Enjoy it and let me know what you think.
Texture Pack Details:
- 3500 Files Upscale 6x using AI Machine Learning.
- Completed the game using walk through proved by IGN so to my knowledge this is complete all textures maybe 1 or 2 files missing not sure
- didn't test the texture pack with widescreen hack but default 4:3 aspect ratio works fine
Screenshots
All screenshots were taken using Dolphins Take Screenshot button. at 3x internal resolution (1080p)
https://imgur.com/gallery/AEjeViL
Installation
- Download the Texture Pack from the Link Below
- Download Dolphin if you haven't already.
- Extract the folder GLME01 to \Documents\Dolphin Emulator\Load\Textures\
- double click Dolphin and click on Graphics then click on Advanced make sure Load Custom Textures is checked.
- For better performance make sure Prefetch custom Textures is checked (16GB or more RAM is recommended)
- Click on Graphics then Enhancements (If you're on Advanced you just have to click on Enhancements) and set your internal resolution to a higher value. 2x (720p) 3x (1080p) 4x (1440p) 6x (4K)
Download Link
If you're having Trouble with the Texture Pack or if you notice anything wrong or textures missing let me know. this is my first texture pack and i really would like some feedback. hopefully with more support i can do this semi full time
Haven't had a chance to try this yet, but I will, great work man!
(04-17-2020, 06:09 AM)e2zippo Wrote: [ -> ]Haven't had a chance to try this yet, but I will, great work man!
If you get a chance to try it out let me know how it is. thanks again.
(04-24-2020, 03:27 AM)Ax0l Wrote: [ -> ]w0t? 4gb?
i upscale the textures 6 times there normal resolution which is close to 4K resolution. that's why the folder is around 4GB. every texture that dolphin dumped was upscale
(04-24-2020, 03:27 AM)Ax0l Wrote: [ -> ]w0t? 4gb?
What part of "UHD" or "4K" texture pack you don't understand?
(04-25-2020, 02:46 AM)leonnyxx Wrote: [ -> ]What part of "UHD" or "4K" texture pack you don't understand?
i don't mind explaining or answering questions about my texture pack im hoping to do more but im in transition at the moment backing everything up and waiting for my new pc parts to get here.
(04-25-2020, 03:07 AM)coolhardy100 Wrote: [ -> ]i don't mind explaining or answering questions about my texture pack im hoping to do more but im in transition at the moment backing everything up and waiting for my new pc parts to get here.
More of a question about the textures would you consider using dds format I believe its called since I heard it speeds up loading?
Im not really a fan i how allot of this turned out you can see the ESRGAN artifacting and not everything looks great. im working on an HD Vexx texture project and im even having to go through and say some textures are upscaling pretty bad. all in all not a bad texture pack but probably not worth the file size or 4k textures given whats lost in transition
(07-17-2020, 05:38 AM)RinMaru Wrote: [ -> ]Im not really a fan i how allot of this turned out you can see the ESRGAN artifacting and not everything looks great. im working on an HD Vexx texture project and im even having to go through and say some textures are upscaling pretty bad. all in all not a bad texture pack but probably not worth the file size or 4k textures given whats lost in transition
i would like to know have you tried the texture pack or just going by the photos i used? i tried really hard to make sure the upscaled textures are as close to the original as possible to keep the artistic style of the game unchanged. thank you for the feed back.