Disable SRGB border color conversion for now, to fix shadows in Xenoblade.
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@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ namespace Tegra::Texture {
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namespace {
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constexpr std::array<float, 256> SRGB_CONVERSION_LUT = {
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[[maybe_unused]] constexpr std::array<float, 256> SRGB_CONVERSION_LUT = {
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0.000000f, 0.000000f, 0.000000f, 0.000012f, 0.000021f, 0.000033f, 0.000046f, 0.000062f,
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0.000081f, 0.000102f, 0.000125f, 0.000151f, 0.000181f, 0.000214f, 0.000251f, 0.000293f,
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0.000338f, 0.000388f, 0.000443f, 0.000503f, 0.000568f, 0.000639f, 0.000715f, 0.000798f,
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@ -52,11 +52,13 @@ constexpr std::array<float, 256> SRGB_CONVERSION_LUT = {
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} // Anonymous namespace
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std::array<float, 4> TSCEntry::BorderColor() const noexcept {
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if (!srgb_conversion) {
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// TODO: Handle SRGB correctly. Using this breaks shadows in some games (Xenoblade).
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// if (!srgb_conversion) {
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// return border_color;
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//}
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// return {SRGB_CONVERSION_LUT[srgb_border_color_r], SRGB_CONVERSION_LUT[srgb_border_color_g],
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// SRGB_CONVERSION_LUT[srgb_border_color_b], border_color[3]};
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return border_color;
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}
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return {SRGB_CONVERSION_LUT[srgb_border_color_r], SRGB_CONVERSION_LUT[srgb_border_color_g],
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SRGB_CONVERSION_LUT[srgb_border_color_b], border_color[3]};
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}
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float TSCEntry::MaxAnisotropy() const noexcept {
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