Texture Filtering

Using Texture Filtering feature in 3Dmigoto v1.1.34 and later.

Please note this likely to change, and reflects state as of 7-20-15.

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At the moment there are two ways to find the texture hashes:

1. Use ShaderUsage.txt to find textures that have been used with Register id=0 in the pixel shader (remember this file is only updated when dumping out a shader):

<VertexShader hash="58eb4d71f0a77dc3">
<CalledPixelShaders>7ff9e9526ba34616 </CalledPixelShaders>

<PixelShader hash="7ff9e9526ba34616">
<ParentVertexShaders>58eb4d71f0a77dc3 </ParentVertexShaders>
<Register id=0 handle=1C8C4790>713b30ee2f686ce5</Register>
<Register id=0 handle=1CA64D10>09a07adfa246f434</Register>
<Register id=0 handle=1CA64E50>0cec4ef0bd9d4d0a</Register>
<Register id=1 handle=1C8B2C50>4b95ceca040a2593</Register>
<Register id=1 handle=1C8B3690>e65ac41a42ad94af</Register>
<Register id=1 handle=1C92FA10>c4bdb2760060fa02</Register>
<Register id=1 handle=1CA64FD0>c4bdb2760060fa02</Register>
<Register id=2 handle=1C7C1E10>e19d2d8058ec32b4</Register>
<Register id=2 handle=1C92FB90>c4bdb2760060fa02</Register>
<Register id=2 handle=1CA65150>c4bdb2760060fa02</Register>
<Register id=4 handle=1C674550>2bc785aaa191d311</Register>
<Register id=5 handle=1C8C4610>b338c87979e9b177</Register>
<Register id=120 handle=0897ADD0>0000000000000000</Register>
<Register id=125 handle=1A8B27D0>24a83fdae0465bcc</Register>
<RenderTarget id=0 handle=1C673B10>713b30ee2f686ce5</RenderTarget>
<RenderTarget id=0 handle=1C673C90>713b30ee2f686ce5</RenderTarget>
<RenderTarget id=0 handle=1C89CA90>713b30ee2f686ce5</RenderTarget>
<DepthTarget handle=1A9E73D0>71ce2f5e04f8ac95</DepthTarget>
</PixelShader>

The other ids there correspond to other texture slot numbers, so if you needed to filter based on the texture in slot 1 you would use x2=ps-t1

2. Using frame analysis: [Hunting] analyse_frame = VK_F8 analyse_options = filename_reg

[ShaderOverrideHUD] Hash=58eb4d71f0a77dc3 analyse_options = filename_reg dump_tex

Reload the config, enable hunting then press F8 and you should end up with a bunch of files like this with the hashes in the filename: ps-t0-xxxxxx=713b30ee2f686ce5-vs=58eb4d71f0a77dc3-ps=7ff9e9526ba34616.dds

If you have any tools that can work with whatever format dds files they are in you can even open them to check which texture they are. I've been adding more formats to ddsinfo.py as I come across them to convert them to .png files.