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Batch Auto Upscale Images xBRZ
Auto Upscale All Images Using xBRZ 234x
This tool allows you to easily upscale all your PNG, JPG and GIF images en masse, such as pixel art or AI-generated art, using the open source, amazing, best-in-class, hyperfast non-AI xBRZ algorithm. Unlike the original xBRZ preview program which could only do one image at a time, the new .bat script allows you to mass upscale ALL your images in bulk without needing to fumble with unintuitive commandline nonsense! Perfect for the layperson artist. This is NOT a creative AI upscale type of thing, but it IS better than a typical simple upscale like Lanczos, Mitchell, Bilinear, etc.! It creates cool stylized results! ... -
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Software Renderer
A shader-based software renderer written from scratch in C89
...To build the software renderer from source, a C89 compiler and development files for your window system are required. Install Visual Studio with C++ support and run build_win32.bat. If the software renderer is launched without arguments, one of the available scenes will be chosen randomly. To display a specific scene, additional arguments should be supplied. Metallic-roughness workflow. Specular-glossiness workflow. Image-based lighting (IBL). Orbital camera controls. PBR material inspector. Perspective correct interpolation. ...
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