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13 How to use the GS Dump Runner
The GS dump runner is designed to automatically run and compare a large number of GS dumps and output any differences found w/pictures. It's not perfect, but it saves a heck of a lot of time!
pcsx2-gsrunner
does not build by default. You need to right click in the solution explorer in VS, and select Build.
To use:
Note: You can add the -parallel 4
as a parameter for it to run multiple dumps at once (preferred), replace 4 with the number you want to do at once, but this is the recommended value.
To use hardware hacks by using the -renderhacks
parameter followed by the following
- af = AutoFlush
- cpufb = CPU Framebuffer Conversion
- dds = Disable Depth Support
- dpi = Disable Partial Invalidation
- dsf = Disable Safe Features
- tinrt = Texture in Render Target
- plf = Preload Frame Data
You can string them together like afcpufbddsdpidsftinrtplf
or separate with commans/colons and it will split them out.
Run the python script to generate a baseline:
python test_run_dumps.py -runner path\to\baseline-build\pcsx2-gsrunnerx64-avx2.exe -dumpdir path\to\results\baseline -gsdir path\to\gs\dumps -renderer vulkan
Note: Renderer options are 'auto', 'dx11', 'dx12', 'gl', 'vulkan' or 'sw'
Run the python script again to generate a test set:
python test_run_dumps.py -runner path\to\modified-build\pcsx2-gsrunnerx64-avx2.exe -dumpdir path\to\results\modified -gsdir path\to\gs\dumps -renderer vulkan
Note: Renderer options are 'auto', 'dx11', 'dx12', 'gl', 'vulkan' or 'sw'
Now, you can compare them:
python test_check_dumps.py -baselinedir path\to\results\baseline -testdir path\to\results\modified changes.html
It will log any different frames to both the terminal, as well as the HTML file you specify. It ain't pretty, but it gets the job done.