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God of War Chains of Olympus HD Texture Pack
This is a 4x AI upscale of God of War: Chains of Olympus, made using textures taken from the PS3 version and upscaling them with HDCube4Plus.
Screenshots: https://meskh4h4.github.io/God-of-War-Ch...f-Olympus/
Download link: https://github.com/MESKH4H4/God-of-War-C...of-Olympus
- all images were upscaled using only HDCube4Plus
- the pack is complete
The pack is available in five different versions.
PNG (Best Quality)
The PNG format preserves the highest quality textures, but has a greater impact on performance.
Normal PNG
Vibrant Colors PNG
Each version is between 750 and 850 MB.
KTX2 (Best Performance)
KTX2 is a compressed format optimized for emulation.
Normal KTX2
Vibrant Colors KTX2
These versions include:
Better performance
Faster loading
Smaller file size (600 MB)
The visual difference compared to PNG is minimal in most cases. Therefore, I recommend using KTX2. If your PC is powerful, you can use PNG, but if it's a bit weaker, use KTX2. The visual difference is so small you won't even notice it, and the performance will be much better.
Normal Upscale
Just a normal upscale using the PSP textures and the upscale model already mentioned.
-Note: The folders inside the pack are named exactly as they were extracted from the PS3 version.
-Note 1:The upscaled textures may appear to have little difference compared to the originals, as you can see in the screenshots, but this is due to the game's awful blurring effect combined with the bizarrely strong lighting, which makes the difference less noticeable. If you compare two raw textures side-by-side, you'll notice the real difference, but in-game, due to what I mentioned, you might not perceive it as much.
-Note 2:The downloads page also has the dump for those who want to make their own packages, and the PS3 assets, which are textures taken from the PS3 version.
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Installation instructions:
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1. Copy the UCES00842 folder to your \Textures folder
2. Enable texture replacements in the developer tools
3. Done!
-Some images(The comparison is in the link at the beginning.):
This is a 4x AI upscale of God of War: Chains of Olympus, made using textures taken from the PS3 version and upscaling them with HDCube4Plus.
Screenshots: https://meskh4h4.github.io/God-of-War-Ch...f-Olympus/
Download link: https://github.com/MESKH4H4/God-of-War-C...of-Olympus
- all images were upscaled using only HDCube4Plus
- the pack is complete
The pack is available in five different versions.
PNG (Best Quality)
The PNG format preserves the highest quality textures, but has a greater impact on performance.
Normal PNG
Vibrant Colors PNG
Each version is between 750 and 850 MB.
KTX2 (Best Performance)
KTX2 is a compressed format optimized for emulation.
Normal KTX2
Vibrant Colors KTX2
These versions include:
Better performance
Faster loading
Smaller file size (600 MB)
The visual difference compared to PNG is minimal in most cases. Therefore, I recommend using KTX2. If your PC is powerful, you can use PNG, but if it's a bit weaker, use KTX2. The visual difference is so small you won't even notice it, and the performance will be much better.
Normal Upscale
Just a normal upscale using the PSP textures and the upscale model already mentioned.
-Note: The folders inside the pack are named exactly as they were extracted from the PS3 version.
-Note 1:The upscaled textures may appear to have little difference compared to the originals, as you can see in the screenshots, but this is due to the game's awful blurring effect combined with the bizarrely strong lighting, which makes the difference less noticeable. If you compare two raw textures side-by-side, you'll notice the real difference, but in-game, due to what I mentioned, you might not perceive it as much.
-Note 2:The downloads page also has the dump for those who want to make their own packages, and the PS3 assets, which are textures taken from the PS3 version.
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Installation instructions:
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1. Copy the UCES00842 folder to your \Textures folder
2. Enable texture replacements in the developer tools
3. Done!
-Some images(The comparison is in the link at the beginning.):
