Baldurs Gate Graphical Overhaul BGGO for EET, BGT (Tutu, BGEE)

[Guest warefarer]

Are you using AI Denoised Areas mod?

If so, that could be the culprit of your problem.

Anyway, would you share your weidu log?

[Weigo]

@Imiona

the problem is now solved and uploaded to the github folder.

https://github.com/SpellholdStudios/BGGOEET/tree/v3-beta

 

The problem was that the coordinates of the candles and lights of the individual areas were not deleted and you therefore saw the lights from another area.

 

[Imiona]

Thx Weigo

[Mordekaie]

Just to report: I get a "weird" message while unzipping (with 7-zip) the mod dowloaded from the Github v3-beta branch:

C:\Users\Bubu\Downloads\BGGOEET-master.zip
Fin de données inattendues
Échec de CRC : BGGOEET-master\bggoEET\base\tbcN\BG5500\BG5500N.tbc

Any idea?

 

[AL|EN]

First, the download process was interrupted so the zip archive is not complete. Second, the '-master' in filename indicates that you have in fact downloading 'master' branch. Redownload it again using this link: https://github.com/SpellholdStudios/BGGOEET/archive/refs/heads/v3-beta.zip  or use git clone + git checkout 'v3-beta' cmd.

[squiros]

if you look at the original nashkel mines entrance, you'll see that the textures are normal. however, if you look at the same spot on bgee, you'll notice actual large pixel blocks. specifically, look at the ground near the mining lift wheel, and some of ground near the tree. it's actually blocks of pixels. if you're looking to enhance the textures, you may want to look at the originals instead of whatever happened to the EEs. i'll admit, it could be specific to my computer during the installation of eet. can anyone else take a look?

Edited September 25, 2023 by squiros
maybe specific to my computer

[jastey]

@squiros I don't see it.

[argent77]

3 hours ago, squiros said:

if you look at the original nashkel mines entrance, you'll see that the textures are normal. however, if you look at the same spot on bgee, you'll notice actual large pixel blocks. specifically, look at the ground near the mining lift wheel, and some of ground near the tree. it's actually blocks of pixels.

This is caused by the texture format used in EE games to store map background graphics. It may introduce compression artifacts under specific conditions (e.g. at huge or very low contrasts between pixels). It may be possible to optimize compression to make it less noticeable, but it isn't possible to prevent it completely.

This is a magnified version to see the differences:

Spoiler

 

[Weigo]

The day map Nashkel Mines is not updated by BGGO at all.

[jastey]

2 hours ago, Weigo said:

The day map Nashkel Mines is not updated by BGGO at all.

I think that's what @squiros is trying to say: whether bggo could also take care of these graphic artifacts. Or I misunderstood.

@argent77 thanks, now I see it.

[Weigo]

The problem with the graphic errors in the nashkell mines already comes from the BG1 original.

If someone could prepare the file in the link below, then I can include it in the BGGO. You would have to rework those weird color pixels in the impeller. The night map unfortunately also has this error.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1EHWQuAuxpGN9k4WxYXktIV2vQn6UCGy7/view?usp=sharing

[moggadeet]

has anyone else run into an issue with the Ulgoth's Beard night map? Daytime is fine, but at night, I get this instead: 

[jastey]

Oof. That looks like a scrambled map of BST area?

@Weigo could this be one of these cases where the pvrz leave out the 2nd and 3rd letter of the area name (I think it was), overwriting other area graphics? BST uses a function so it doesn't overwrite area graphics of other areas (including mod added), so I hope it's not BST's fault.

[guardian.gorion]

does this mod have a readme? i can not figure out what it does

 

[jastey]

@guardian.gorion there is a small description on the GitHub page:

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This mod is probably the biggest visual overhaul of the game since it was released. It reinstates the extended night areas that are missing from all main areas except Baldur's Gate. Now, when you open doors at night they show light from inside the building. Buildings actually have windows that are lit up.