Iamanewbiehere

After seeing many posts and several servers using upscaled textures I decided to start looking into ways of doing and automating it. We will need two different tools for this Upscayl (free AI image upscaler) Irfanview (image tool that allows bulk conversion between formats) Before starting with the guide itself, a few notes: Upscayl doesn't allow using BMP images, so every texture we want to change will need to follow the following process: Convert BMP to JPEG -> Upscale in Upscayl -> Convert JPEG to BMP The results are by no means perfect, and some of the texture might not look perfect in game, specially when two textures go together, but it's a good starting point. Now for the guide itself: 1 - Extract textures from GRF I will not explain how to do this. You can use a tool like GRF editor to extract the textures from the official GRF's. 2 - Bulk convert BMP to JPEG with Irfanview In Irfanview load the folder containing the BMP files and click on Add All. Select the output as JPEG, choose the output folder and click Start Batch when ready. 3 - Upscale images with Upscayl Select Batch Upscayl and select the folder with the JPEG files generated in the previous step. Select which model we want to use. At the time of writing there are 6 different models, so I recommend to start playing around with it with a single image to see the results before doing a bath upscale. Select the scale. This is very important. RO textures are usually 256x256. Upscayl supports up to 16x! (4096x4096). The more resolution the best results, however, not only will this take longer to generate images, they will also weight way too much. I recommend leaving it as 2x Select the output folder. Upscayl! This can take a while depending on your PC, the settings you have chosen and the number of textures. At the end of the process you should have all the new upscaled JPEG textures in the folder you selected. Below is an example of an upscaled texture using the digital art model (this is a screenshot taken directly from the program, once converted it won't have the watermark) Below is an example of an upscaled texture using the ultramix balanced model (this is a screenshot taken directly from the program, once converted it won't have the watermark) 4 - Bulk convert JPEG to BMP with Irfanview In Irfanview load the folder containing the JPEG files and click on Add All. Select the output as BMP, choose the output folder and click Start Batch when ready. 5 - Put new texture in your data folder or GRF Put the newly generated BMP images in your data folder or GRF, start your server and give it a try!

Same thing, doesn't work

Already tried that. Still doesn't work. Either @mi is wrong and it's actually the same, or it just keeps pulling that from somewhere

Hey everyone! I am getting crazy with this, I don't know what else to try. Seems like the pre-renewal calculations for drops are getting applied to my server, which is pre-renewal. I have uncommented the option on renewal.hpp to make the server pre-renewal #define PRERE I have run ./configure --enable-prere=yes And I can see a bunch of this warnings when I made make clean && make server warning: "PRERE" redefined So I am guessing that the pre-renewal configurations are applied. But, when I am ingame and I do @mi for a monster that is 20 levels above me, the drop % is higher than if the mob is just 10 levels above me. Am I missing something? Doing something wrong? I am completely lost