Environment mapped surfaces look incorrect

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Environment mapped surfaces look incorrect

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It does actually support tri-point, though it incorrectly turns it on for all textures. You need to set TextureFilter=2 in the config. But I suspect the difference in filtering might explain some of the differences in envmap rendering.

It looks like texture scale isn't being taken into consideration by the environment map effect. It's very noticeable on windows, and the desk at the start of Mr. Blonde's Revenge.

[Graslu]

Doors in Carrington Institute, Air Force One, all glass textures, Falcon 2... This applies to all models using the effect.

[fgsfdsfgs]

This should now be at least partially fixed. Was due to a dumb copypaste mistake in the renderer.

The env map effect looks to be closer to emulation now. Can't tell if it's a match since of small differences in angles between the screenshots.

[s-ilent]

Yep, the brokenness is definitely fixed! And reflections seem to match up pretty closely now.

Emulation	Port

The difference in the opening logos appearance is pretty strange, I wonder if it has anything to do with the altered FOV calculation? In fact, this comparison is a bit misleading because the emulation screenshots have a black border around them. However, in testing, the difference in the shading is visible regardless of whether the port is in widescreen or not.

Emulation	Port

Maybe there's a bug to fix there, but the main problem is solved so feel free to close the issue.

[fgsfdsfgs]

I guess I'll close this for now, it looks close enough at least.

[Calinou]

@s-ilent It appears you have your top screenshots mixed up, as the "emulation" ones use bilinear texture filtering while the "port" ones use tri-point filtering. However, this port only supports bilinear filtering right now.

(The emulated screenshots also have that slight letterboxing from the NTSC resolution.)