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Time to re-experience this classic survival-horror game with Machine Learning upscaled backgrounds,
seamless masks and many other small improvements in this all-in-one texture pack.
Please note that RESHDP is a free fan project.
Please check the FAQ before playing.
The RESHDP texture pack solves the seam issue that always comes up when any kind of filtering or upscaling is applied to the game’s mask textures.
Our solution was to create a tool that analyzes the game data to regenerate completely new mask textures from the upscaled background textures. The original mask textures are not used or processed in any way.
How do I install the pack?
Our pack includes a custom version of Dolphin (a Gamecube emulator). All you have to do is to extract the Zip file, open Dolphin.exe, select the folder containing your game ISO, configure the controller if needed and play! We don’t provide the game ISO and we will not help you to find one. If you can’t open the zip file, you might need to download and use 7Zip .
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The inventory is not upscaled. Is it normal?
Yes. Replacing RE3’s textures using Dolphin happens to be very challenging. We solved most problems but for the items displayed in the inventory and the item box, it’s just impossible. The textures dumped by Dolphin are generated on the fly for every inventory combinations possible. We have no way around these billions different textures…
Is it compatible with the PAL version?
Yes but the pack was made with the US (NTSC) version in mind thus some texts and 3d models will not be upscaled.
Can I use the pack on the PC version ?
Sadly no… As far as we know there is no community patch for RE3 that would potentially allow us to replace the original textures with upscaled ones.
…and on Dolphin for Mac/Linux/Android ?
Yes. There are already pre-packaged builds for Android and Linux available on our Discord server . The sources of our custom Dolphin build are available on Github if you want to try to build it yourself: Dolphin RESHDP edition
What can I do if I have hiccups?
If you are experiencing noticeable performance hiccups and slowdowns when the background changes or when you open the inventory, try this on Dolphin: Open the “Graphics” menu, go to the “Advanced” tab and, in the “Utility” section, turn on the the “Prefetch Custom Textures” option. You need to restart the game and wait for a bit for the change to take effect.
How to turn off the pack while playing?
You can turn the pack on and off while playing with the DELETE key. Please note that if you have the “Prefetch Custom Textures” option activated, the textures will have to be reloaded entirely again.
How to skip the door animations?
You can’t do that in the Gamecube version. But you can hold the TAB key to speed up the game at any time. If it doesn’t work, you might need to check if your GPU control panel is forcing VSync and disable it.
How to fix the “missing DLL” errors?
Just install the x64 version of the Visual C++ redistributable. You can download it from here: https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=746572
Can you help me regarding Dolphin?
Yes. As we modified the emulator, it is better to ask us directly. You will find different ways to contact us just below.
How can I contact you?
You can chat with us on Discord or write us an issue on Github . If you are part of the Dolphin community, you can check out our dedicated forum thread . We also have a Team page with even more ways to contact us.
Since 2016, RE2 and RE3 on Dolphin, a great open-source Gamecube emulator, suffer from a music stuttering bug .
To ensure the best experience, we created a custom build by modifying a recent version of the emulator. This allows us to distribute our pack using the BC7 texture format ensuring no additional stuttering when the background changes.
Here are the most important modifications:
As the version is portable, you can use it alongside another install of Dolphin. Its “Users” folder is located next to its executable.
The source code of this custom build is available on Github
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No. And we would like to give you more details about the most obvious issues.
Neural networks upscaling is not magic. The algorithm has an especially hard time with dark areas and RE games are clearly not games with the brightest and the most colorful backgrounds. Expect to see a lot of “melting” artefacts on dark corners and distant parts of the backgrounds.
Small texts will also end up being processed as melting garbage. We replaced them when the result was too distracting.
Many original mask textures don’t line up perfectly with their respective background texture. Thus some pixels which are not part of the foreground appear on top of the 3D models.
These issues are barely noticeable at such low resolution and on a CRT (And the game was intended to be displayed on a CRT like any game of that era).
But these issues can be very distracting at an high resolution and on a flatscreen. We touched up the worst offenders but thousands of man-hours is required to clean up everything.
The full process to create this pack is quite complex and involve multiple tools through multiple steps: Game data analysis, PC to GameCube texture matching, analysis of mask special cases, mask alpha layers vectorization, texture upscaling, texture recreation… Bugs are to be expected with such process. So even if we carefully tested the pack during development, you will certainly encounter small unexpected issues.
That being said, if you encounter such issues, have any problem with the pack or notice a big imperfection, don’t hesitate to report it on Github Issues .
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Your feedbacks will help us to improve the quality of the pack.
RESHDP provides an optional pack which replaces the original interlaced 320x160 FMVs to a new WHOPPING resolution of 640x320…?
Considering the massive size of the pack (1.9 GB), the new resolution might seems oddly small. The main reason is that we can’t replace the actual video files from the disc. Thus we are replacing their frames as they are displayed by the GPU using a massive amount of texture files. It’s extremely wasteful as we can’t benefit from any basic video compression technique.
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But even with those constrains, we still believe the quality to be noticeably better anyway. Check out our comparison images below and give it a try yourself. One caveat though: we do not recommend to use texture prefetching with the FMV pack as the total amount of memory needed is very high.
As one of the only mainline Resident Evil games that I haven't played, I can't wait to face off with Nemesis in Resident Evil 3.
There aren’t too many gaming memories from my childhood that stand out clear as day. Sure, there are several foggy memories of neat achievements, but only a handful that I can recall with perfect clarity. One of those moments is when I bought my GameCube off of eBay. I spent weeks looking for the perfect deal that would get me the games I wanted (namely, Tony Hawk Pro Skater 3 and NHL Hitz 2002). For whatever reason, I also happened to grab the Resident Evil remake in my bundle. I was instantly hooked.
I played the game back to front multiple times. I went out and bought all the S.D. Perry novels because I just loved the series’ lore. I even bought the guide book to Resident Evil Outbreak, a game that I would never actually play, because by the time my parents got a good enough internet connection, the Xbox 360 was out. However, even with all that Resident Evil love, I’ve never actually played through Resident Evil 3: Nemesis.
I’m not really sure why that is. I’ve had opportunities to go back and try it out. I’ve just never taken advantage of them. But now that the remake is coming later this year, I could not be more excited to dive into the one mainline Resident Evil game I’ve yet to play.
In 2019, Resident Evil 2 was the runner-up in my personal game of the year rankings (Judgment being number one). A lot of that has to do with the incredible work that the team at Capcom did with Mr. X. His constant presence in the police station was among the tensest and enjoyable experiences I’ve ever had in video games. Hearing his thudding footsteps echoing throughout the building gave RE2 a scare-factor that just isn’t present in many other games.