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README.md

@@ -3,9 +3,9 @@ This project implements a vulkan render device for Unreal Tournament (UT99).
 
 ## Compiling the source
 
-The project files were made for Visual Studio 2019. Open VulkanDrv.sln, select the release configuration and press build.
+The project files were made for Visual Studio 2022. Open VulkanDrv.sln, select the release configuration and press build.
 
-Note: This project can no longer be built without the 469 SDK. It also requires 469c to run.
+Note: This project can no longer be built without the 469 SDK. It also requires 469c or newer to run.
 
 ## Using VulkanDrv as the render device
 
@@ -16,45 +16,50 @@ In the [Engine.Engine] section of UnrealTournament.ini, change GameRenderDevice
 Add the following section to the file:
 
 	[VulkanDrv.VulkanRenderDevice]
-	UsePrecache=False
+	LODBias=-0.500000
+	GammaOffsetBlue=0.000000
+	GammaOffsetGreen=0.000000
+	GammaOffsetRed=0.000000
+	GammaOffset=0.000000
+	GammaMode=D3D9
 	UseVSync=True
-	Multisample=16
-	DetailTextures=True
-	DescFlags=0
-	Description=
-	HighDetailActors=True
-	Coronas=True
-	ShinySurfaces=True
-	VolumetricLighting=True
+	LightMode=Normal
+	OccludeLines=True
+	Hdr=False
+	AntialiasMode=MSAA_4x
+	Saturation=255
+	Contrast=128
+	LinearBrightness=128
 	VkDebug=False
 	VkDeviceIndex=0
-	VkHdr=False
 	VkExclusiveFullscreen=False
-	LODBias=-0.5
-	ActorXBlending=False
-	OneXBlending=False
+
+## Description of settings
+
+- LightMode:
+  - Normal: The default rendering of the Direct3D render devices that shipped with the game
+  - OneXBlending: Halve the brightness of the light maps (all map surfaces are half as bright). This effectively makes the actors brighter relative to actors
+  - BrighterActors: This doubles the brightness of the actors instead of making the light maps dimmer
+- GammaOffset, GammaOffsetRed, GammaOffsetGreen, GammaOfsetBlue: Add additional gamma to all pixels. GammaOffset for all color channels, the others for specific ones
+- GammaMode:
+  - D3D9: Use the gamma calculations from the other Direct3D render devices
+  - XOpenGL: Use the gamma calculations from the XOpenGL render device
+- Hdr: Overbright pixels will use the high dynamic range of the monitor. Note: this will only work if HDR is enabled in the Windows display settings and if you have a HDR capable monitor
+- AntialiasMode:
+  - Off: No anti alias applied
+  - MSAA_2x: 2x multisampling
+  - MSAA_4x: 4x multisampling
+- Saturation: Saturation color control. 255 is the default. 128 is black and white. Zero inversely saturates the colors.
+- Contrast: Contrast color control. 128 is the default.
+- LinearBrightness: True brightness control (UT's brightness control is actually gamma control). 128 is the default.
+- OccludeLines: If true, lines are occluded by geometry in the Unreal editor.
+- LODBias: Adjusts the level-of-detail bias for textures. A number greater than zero will bias it towards using lower detail mipmaps. A negative number will bias it towards using higher level mipmaps
 
 ## Description of VulkanDrv specific settings
 
 - VkDebug enables the vulkan debug layer and will cause the render device to output extra information into the UnrealTournament.log file. 'VkMemStats' can also be typed into the console.
-- VkHdr enables HDR mode for monitors supporting HDR. This causes overbright pixels to become brighter rather than saturating to white.
 - VkExclusiveFullscreen enables vulkan's exclusive full screen feature. It is off by default as some users have reported problems with it.
 - VkDeviceIndex selects which vulkan device in the system the render device should use. Type 'GetVkDevices' in the system console to get the list of available devices.
-- OneXBlending halves the lightmap light contribution. This makes actors appear brighter at the cost losing overbright lightmaps.
-- ActorXBlending is an alternative to OneXBlending. Here it increases the brightness of actors instead to better match the lightmaps.
-- LODBias Adjusts the level-of-detail bias for textures. A number greater than zero will bias it towards using lower detail mipmaps. A negative number will bias it towards using higher level mipmaps.
-
-## Brightness controls console commands:
-
-	vk_contrast <number> - defaults to 1.0
-	vk_saturation <number> - defaults to 1.0 
-	vk_brightness <number> - defaults to 0.0
-	vk_grayformula <number> - defaults to 1, can be 0, 1 or 2
-
-## Debugging console commands:
-
-	vstat resources
-	vstat draw
 
 ## Using D3D11Drv as the render device
 
@@ -82,24 +87,6 @@ Add the following section to the file:
 
 ## Description of D3D11Drv specific settings
 
-- LightMode:
-  - Normal: The default rendering of the Direct3D render devices that shipped with the game
-  - OneXBlending: Halve the brightness of the light maps (all map surfaces are half as bright). This effectively makes the actors brighter relative to actors
-  - BrighterActors: This doubles the brightness of the actors instead of making the light maps dimmer
-- GammaOffset, GammaOffsetRed, GammaOffsetGreen, GammaOfsetBlue: Add additional gamma to all pixels. GammaOffset for all color channels, the others for specific ones
-- GammaMode:
-  - D3D9: Use the gamma calculations from the other Direct3D render devices
-  - XOpenGL: Use the gamma calculations from the XOpenGL render device
-- Hdr: Overbright pixels will use the high dynamic range of the monitor. Note: this will only work if HDR is enabled in the Windows display settings and if you have a HDR capable monitor
-- AntialiasMode:
-  - Off: No anti alias applied
-  - MSAA_2x: 2x multisampling
-  - MSAA_4x: 4x multisampling
-- Saturation: Saturation color control. 255 is the default. 128 is black and white. Zero inversely saturates the colors.
-- Contrast: Contrast color control. 128 is the default.
-- LinearBrightness: True brightness control (UT's brightness control is actually gamma control). 128 is the default.
-- OccludeLines: If true, lines are occluded by geometry in the Unreal editor.
-- LODBias: Adjusts the level-of-detail bias for textures. A number greater than zero will bias it towards using lower detail mipmaps. A negative number will bias it towards using higher level mipmaps
 - Bloom: Adds bloom to overbright pixels
 - BloomAmount: Controls how strong the bloom blur should be. 128 is the default.