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Thanks! Could you expose the other scalars to the command line arguments along with xbrz? ScalerTest_Windows.exe -<scale>xBR input.png output.png ScalerTest_Windows.exe -<scale>HQx input.png output.png

I maintain a tool called PackXBR used for mass pixel-art upscaling. At the moment, users are currently required to download a copy of ScalerTest themselves and put it in the same directory as PackXBR.exe, which could prove pretty inconvenient. Because of this I would like to embed ScalerTest into the executable of PackXBR. What is the license ScalerTest is currently distributed under? (Would it allow this). If the current license it is distributed under would not allow me to do this, could I please...

its probably a pain in the ass to implement and he gets fuck all from coding it. @oneilmw if you really want 16x just run xBRZ over the same file twice.

https://github.com/atheros/xbrzscale I found this implementation of it that works as a great example to work off of.

It's fairly difficult to understand how to start implementing the xBRZ source code. Because of this, it would be nice to be able to poke around the code of the testing tool, as it would provide a great example for how to properly implement xBRZ.

When used to scale a repeating texture, the sides dont line up properly... Example scaled image using xBRZ 4x: Above image tiled: It would be great to have functionality that makes these edges line up