Can't use Reshad to this game？？？

[windowbv]

Error

Cannot compile pixel shader code:
Line 11: error: ambiguous overloaded function reference "min(int, int)"
Line 12: error: ambiguous overloaded function reference "min(int, int)"
Line 13: error: ambiguous overloaded function reference "min(int, int)"
Line 14: error: ambiguous overloaded function reference "min(int, int)"
Line 15: error: ambiguous overloaded function reference "min(int, int)"


Traceback

[love "callbacks.lua"]:228: in function 'handler'
[C]: in function 'newShader'
lua/gfx/ShaderSystem.lua:45: in function 'ok'
fileFunctions.lua:230: in function 'checkAsyncLoadQueue'
fileFunctions.lua:365: in function 'check'
main.lua:526: in function 'update'
lua/libs/tick/tick.lua:109: in function <lua/libs/tick/tick.lua:36>
[C]: in function 'xpcall'
[C]: in function 'xpcall'

please fix this Bug！！！

[DomAnt]

This sounds like an incompatibility issue with Reshade and the shader language the game uses. As such, I don't think I can give much support in this regard.

[windowbv]

Originally posted by DomAnt:

This sounds like an incompatibility issue with Reshade and the shader language the game uses. As such, I don't think I can give much support in this regard.

Thank you for reply，please making some filter for this game，like Bilinear，Bicubic＆more~！~

[Malkil]

Yes, please! When/if this game gets a scanline filter I'll definitely buy it.

[Rafeku]

Try using a program called ShaderGlass[github.com], and overlay it over the game window.

[Rafeku]

Originally posted by DomAnt:

This sounds like an incompatibility issue with Reshade and the shader language the game uses. As such, I don't think I can give much support in this regard.

Also went into the ReShade forum to see if someone could look into it, and "crosire" pushed it being a game problem and not related to reshade. Now what do we do?

Forum post in question: https://reshade.me/forum/troubleshooting/9135-error-with-gravity-circuit-ogl#46290

[DomAnt]

Originally posted by Rafeku:

Originally posted by DomAnt:

This sounds like an incompatibility issue with Reshade and the shader language the game uses. As such, I don't think I can give much support in this regard.

Also went into the ReShade forum to see if someone could look into it, and "crosire" pushed it being a game problem and not related to reshade. Now what do we do?

I mean, that is exactly what I said: an incompatibility issue between Reshade and the shaders Gravity Circuit seems to be using. So from Reshade maintainers' perspective, it's a game issue, while from my perspective it's an issue with trying to use an application that is incompatible with the game.

Because this is an issue with an external application that I am not familiar with, nor do I understand why the error occurs, this is not something I am looking to provide support for.

[solamon77]

Too bad reshade doesn't work. This game would have looked great with the CRT-Royale shader.

[DUO]

Originally posted by DomAnt:

Because this is an issue with an external application that I am not familiar with, nor do I understand why the error occurs, this is not something I am looking to provide support for.

First of all: THANK YOU SO MUCH for making this game. I can't stress enough how much I love it.

That said, I would really love to see some kind of shader in the game that replicates stuff like NTSC/PAL signals via RGB/Composite/RF. I was hoping to use ReShade for that exact purpose.

[DomAnt]

Well, since I had some time I took a gander at this particular problem. Seems like ReShade uses a different compiler for shaders, which has trouble determining how to handle the min/max functions used in a couple of shaders.

So, as a test, I rewrote those min/max functions in the two relevant shaders and put them up here:
https://domesticatedantgames.com/solutions/heatHazeShaderWithPaletteDeluxe.lua
https://domesticatedantgames.com/solutions/paletteSwapperDeluxe.lua
(above is our work-in-progress website, sorry it looks a little barren!)

Download and save those to files onto your machine, and then locate the game's save folder:
%appdata%\Roaming\Gravity Circuit
OR
C:\Users\[youruser]\AppData\Roaming\Gravity Circuit

In this folder, you'll need to create a "lua" folder, and then inside it "gfx" folder, and inside that "shaders". The final folder structure will look like:
%appdata%\Roaming\Gravity Circuit\lua\gfx\shaders

Place the .lua files you downloaded inside the "shaders" folder. The game will load these .lua files instead of the ones bundled inside the executable, acting as sort of a patch.

After all that, try launching the game with ReShade enabled. Appears to work on my machine, but I'd prefer to have someone else try this before I make any new PC builds for the game.

[DUO]

Originally posted by DomAnt:

Well, since I had some time I took a gander at this particular problem. Seems like ReShade uses a different compiler for shaders, which has trouble determining how to handle the min/max functions used in a couple of shaders.

So, as a test, I rewrote those min/max functions in the two relevant shaders and put them up here:
https://domesticatedantgames.com/solutions/heatHazeShaderWithPaletteDeluxe.lua
https://domesticatedantgames.com/solutions/paletteSwapperDeluxe.lua
(above is our work-in-progress website, sorry it looks a little barren!)

Download and save those to files onto your machine, and then locate the game's save folder:
%appdata%\Roaming\Gravity Circuit
OR
C:\Users\[youruser]\AppData\Roaming\Gravity Circuit

In this folder, you'll need to create a "lua" folder, and then inside it "gfx" folder, and inside that "shaders". The final folder structure will look like:
%appdata%\Roaming\Gravity Circuit\lua\gfx\shaders

Place the .lua files you downloaded inside the "shaders" folder. The game will load these .lua files instead of the ones bundled inside the executable, acting as sort of a patch.

After all that, try launching the game with ReShade enabled. Appears to work on my machine, but I'd prefer to have someone else try this before I make any new PC builds for the game.

It works! I'll finally be able to play this game the way I always wanted.
Thank you so much for taking the trouble to look into this.

[Ooku]

Originally posted by DUO:

Originally posted by DomAnt:

Well, since I had some time I took a gander at this particular problem. Seems like ReShade uses a different compiler for shaders, which has trouble determining how to handle the min/max functions used in a couple of shaders.

So, as a test, I rewrote those min/max functions in the two relevant shaders and put them up here:
https://domesticatedantgames.com/solutions/heatHazeShaderWithPaletteDeluxe.lua
https://domesticatedantgames.com/solutions/paletteSwapperDeluxe.lua
(above is our work-in-progress website, sorry it looks a little barren!)

Download and save those to files onto your machine, and then locate the game's save folder:
%appdata%\Roaming\Gravity Circuit
OR
C:\Users\[youruser]\AppData\Roaming\Gravity Circuit

In this folder, you'll need to create a "lua" folder, and then inside it "gfx" folder, and inside that "shaders". The final folder structure will look like:
%appdata%\Roaming\Gravity Circuit\lua\gfx\shaders

Place the .lua files you downloaded inside the "shaders" folder. The game will load these .lua files instead of the ones bundled inside the executable, acting as sort of a patch.

After all that, try launching the game with ReShade enabled. Appears to work on my machine, but I'd prefer to have someone else try this before I make any new PC builds for the game.

It works! I'll finally be able to play this game the way I always wanted.
Thank you so much for taking the trouble to look into this. :PatchCircuit:

Can you share your reshade settings for this game?

[DUO]

Originally posted by Ooku:

Can you share your reshade settings for this game?

That would be the ReShade.ini file, right? If so, here is mine:

[GENERAL]
EffectSearchPaths=.\reshade-shaders\Shaders\**
IntermediateCachePath=C:\Users\Duo\AppData\Local\Temp\ReShade
NoDebugInfo=1
NoEffectCache=0
NoReloadOnInit=0
PerformanceMode=1
PreprocessorDefinitions=RESHADE_DEPTH_LINEARIZATION_FAR_PLANE=1000.0,RESHADE_DEPTH_INPUT_IS_UPSIDE_DOWN=0,RESHADE_DEPTH_INPUT_IS_REVERSED=1,RESHADE_DEPTH_INPUT_IS_LOGARITHMIC=0
PresetPath=.\ReShadePreset.ini
PresetShortcutKeys=
PresetShortcutPaths=
PresetTransitionDuration=1000
SkipLoadingDisabledEffects=0
StartupPresetPath=
TextureSearchPaths=.\reshade-shaders\Textures\**

[INPUT]
ForceShortcutModifiers=1
GamepadNavigation=0
InputProcessing=2
KeyEffects=0,0,0,0
KeyFPS=0,0,0,0
KeyFrametime=0,0,0,0
KeyNextPreset=0,0,0,0
KeyOverlay=36,0,0,0
KeyPerformanceMode=0,0,0,0
KeyPreviousPreset=0,0,0,0
KeyReload=0,0,0,0
KeyScreenshot=44,0,0,0

[OVERLAY]
AutoSavePreset=1
ClockFormat=0
Docking=[Docking][Data],DockSpace   ID=0x3D9908E7 Pos=8,,8 Size=1904,,1064 Split=X,  DockNode  ID=0x00000001 Parent=0x3D9908E7 SizeRef=671,,1080 Selected=0x5825E570,  DockNode  ID=0x00000002 Parent=0x3D9908E7 SizeRef=1247,,1080 CentralNode=1
FPSPosition=1
Language=
ShowClock=0
ShowForceLoadEffectsButton=1
ShowFPS=2
ShowFrameTime=0
ShowPresetName=0
ShowPresetTransitionMessage=1
ShowScreenshotMessage=1
TutorialProgress=4
VariableListHeight=360.000000
VariableListUseTabs=0
Window=[Window][###home],Pos=8,,8,Size=671,,1064,Collapsed=0,DockId=0x00000001,,0,[Window][###addons],Pos=8,,8,Size=671,,1064,Collapsed=0,DockId=0x00000001,,1,[Window][###settings],Pos=8,,8,Size=671,,1064,Collapsed=0,DockId=0x00000001,,2,[Window][###statistics],Pos=8,,8,Size=671,,1064,Collapsed=0,DockId=0x00000001,,3,[Window][###log],Pos=8,,8,Size=671,,1064,Collapsed=0,DockId=0x00000001,,4,[Window][###about],Pos=8,,8,Size=671,,1064,Collapsed=0,DockId=0x00000001,,5,[Window][###editor],Collapsed=0,DockId=0x00000002,[Window][Viewport],Size=1920,,1080,Collapsed=0,[Window][Debug##Default],Pos=60,,60,Size=400,,400,Collapsed=0

[SCREENSHOT]
ClearAlpha=1
FileFormat=1
FileNaming=%AppName% %Date% %Time%
JPEGQuality=90
PostSaveCommand=
PostSaveCommandArguments="%TargetPath%"
PostSaveCommandHideWindow=0
PostSaveCommandWorkingDirectory=.\
SaveBeforeShot=0
SaveOverlayShot=0
SavePath=.\
SavePresetFile=0
SoundPath=

[STYLE]
Alpha=1.000000
ChildRounding=0.000000
ColFPSText=1.000000,1.000000,0.784314,1.000000
EditorFont=
EditorFontSize=13
EditorStyleIndex=0
Font=
FontSize=13
FPSScale=1.000000
FrameRounding=0.000000
GrabRounding=0.000000
HdrOverlayBrightness=203.000000
HdrOverlayOverwriteColorSpaceTo=0
LatinFont=
PopupRounding=0.000000
ScrollbarRounding=0.000000
StyleIndex=2
TabRounding=4.000000
WindowRounding=0.000000

[Malkil]

Originally posted by DomAnt:

Well, since I had some time I took a gander at this particular problem. Seems like ReShade uses a different compiler for shaders, which has trouble determining how to handle the min/max functions used in a couple of shaders.

So, as a test, I rewrote those min/max functions in the two relevant shaders and put them up here:
https://domesticatedantgames.com/solutions/heatHazeShaderWithPaletteDeluxe.lua
https://domesticatedantgames.com/solutions/paletteSwapperDeluxe.lua
(above is our work-in-progress website, sorry it looks a little barren!)

Download and save those to files onto your machine, and then locate the game's save folder:
%appdata%\Roaming\Gravity Circuit
OR
C:\Users\[youruser]\AppData\Roaming\Gravity Circuit

In this folder, you'll need to create a "lua" folder, and then inside it "gfx" folder, and inside that "shaders". The final folder structure will look like:
%appdata%\Roaming\Gravity Circuit\lua\gfx\shaders

Place the .lua files you downloaded inside the "shaders" folder. The game will load these .lua files instead of the ones bundled inside the executable, acting as sort of a patch.

After all that, try launching the game with ReShade enabled. Appears to work on my machine, but I'd prefer to have someone else try this before I make any new PC builds for the game.

Wow, seriously based dev. Really appreciate this!