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mrally2
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 Posted: Wed Jul 21, 2021 7:04 pm Post subject: Mirror invert game image in real time |
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| You can do this fairly easily if you have a multiple monitor setup using UtraMon or if you got the licky chance to have pvcmirror but, is there a way to do it with ce though?
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For the ideal solution, you'd need to hook onto the games rendering system to take control of the final 'present' handling. From there you can take the buffer/texture/surface/etc. that is being presented and flip it as needed using the proper methods for the API being used.
You can also do it by reading the buffer/pixels and just manually flipping it afterward but that will lead to poor performance.
For example:
- D3D8/D3D9 - BeginScene, EndScene, Present
- D3D11 - SwapChain -> Present
- D3D12 - SwapChain -> Present, DrawInstanced, DrawIndexedInstanced, ExecuteCommandLists
- OpenGL - glutSwapBuffers / glfwSwapBuffers
And similar.
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| atom0s wrote: | For the ideal solution, you'd need to hook onto the games rendering system to take control of the final 'present' handling. From there you can take the buffer/texture/surface/etc. that is being presented and flip it as needed using the proper methods for the API being used.
You can also do it by reading the buffer/pixels and just manually flipping it afterward but that will lead to poor performance.
For example:
- D3D8/D3D9 - BeginScene, EndScene, Present
- D3D11 - SwapChain -> Present
- D3D12 - SwapChain -> Present, DrawInstanced, DrawIndexedInstanced, ExecuteCommandLists
- OpenGL - glutSwapBuffers / glfwSwapBuffers
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Surprisingly theres a very easy way to do it with ReShade. It implies like 10 lines of code. 
How would you remove these types of textures though [Imgur images: tFHSQwM]. I tried to see if RenderDoc could be of help but I dont understand well how it works. I found the texture but have 0 clue what is the next step.
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