EQ Classic Enhanced - AI Upscaled Zone Textures

[Noren]

Great, thank for your work !

[Wisteso]

Originally Posted by Jasonz [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Both are fixed in version 1.5, along with the tree in OOT. Thanks for letting me know!

Do you mean 1.05? The wiki does not have a version 1.5 on it.

[Jasonz]

Originally Posted by Wisteso [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Do you mean 1.05? The wiki does not have a version 1.5 on it.

Yep, I meant 1.05.

[rahmani]

This is a fantastic project, 10/10. The ground in North Freeport's front yard looks like it didn't get upscaled?

[rahmani]

Originally Posted by rahmani [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

This is a fantastic project, 10/10. The ground in North Freeport's front yard looks like it didn't get upscaled?

I meant North Qeynos.

Also, did you do this in a batch way? I am interested in contributing, and can't seem to find a way to batch unzip s3d and rezip them via commandline. (Linux)

[Jasonz]

Originally Posted by rahmani [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I meant North Qeynos.

Also, did you do this in a batch way? I am interested in contributing, and can't seem to find a way to batch unzip s3d and rezip them via commandline. (Linux)

Thanks for the feedback. I haven't been in the game for a while, but next time I am I'll take a look at North Qeynos. Looking at the download, the updated Qeynos2 files seem to be there.

The wiki page for EQ Classic Enhanced has a fair bit of information on how the textures were processed and any other information that I thought might be useful for people working on similar projects, especially the info about optimal texture formats and texture conversions since I had to figure much of that out myself since I couldn't find it documented anywhere. The wish list section mentions that command line tools to automate everything is the main thing that the process was lacking. I did it zone-by-zone, so it took a while, but the processing of each zone was mostly automated, except for dealing with textures that had transparency.