Chuncki's 4x AI upscaled Anachronox Level Textures addon

Upscaled textures are very nice, but the widescreen custom resolution fix isn't working for me (1920x1080). Ultimately, the textures are more worthwhile than the widescreen, so not a huge deal. I'm using both your patch and the Graphical Enhancements.

This doesn't seem to work with the widescreen patch, despite what is stated here.

The "patcher" consists of 4 files, uniws.exe, patches.ini ref.gl.dll and Anox.exe.

Uniws.exe, the patcher itself, has no option to select the ref_gl.dll it is patching so the line "Just make shure that you apply the patch to the ref_gl.dll from this texture pack instead of the original one. " is weird.

Anyway, if I set your Ref_gl.dll with the Anox.exe contained in the widescreen patch folder, the game is in Widescreen but the menus are cutoff at around 50% and some ingame textures are missing (the line appearing with your skill when you try to use it or the numbers on the lockpick minigame for example) .

If I leave the original Anox.exe, no more texture or menu issues but the game isn't in widescreen despite using the uniws patcher.

And of course, if I replace your ref_gl.dll by any other, the upscaled texture aren't properly sized ingame.

I tried with and without the QEffects GL opengl to Directx wrapper, and with and without the other mods (The sound fixes and the graphical enhancements).

This seems really great, but it doesn't seem fully ready yet ;)
Unless I'm doing something wrong of course.

Hello, your textures hd is great but i have the problem with scaling to 2560x1440 your ref_gl.dll file is not good, the textures in game are ok but the menu windows are too big. If I use the AnoxUpscalePatcher.exe file it doesn't change the ref_gl.dll file. Please help me! Thanks!

Works great, although the `textures.pac` file was called `textures.dat` in my GOG installation in the `anoxdata/` folder. Just a note in case someone can't find the textures file to remove/rename.

Also, if anyone wants to run the patcher program on non-Windows platforms, it's a .NET Core 3.1 application. The DLL is platform-independent, so you can run it on any other OS supported by .NET Core. I can confirm these steps work on Fedora 37:

- Download .NET Core 3.1 from Dotnet.microsoft.com. It must be 3.1, not a newer version.
- Pass the DLL file to the dotnet executable. I recommend using `cd` to reach the directory containing the DLL file, then drag-and-drop the dotnet executable into the command prompt to paste its absolute path. Specify "anoxpactchcsharp.dll" as an argument to the command, then press Enter.
- If you get an error about missing ICU support, you can disable it by replacing `anoxpactchcsharp.runtimeconfig.json`'s contents with the following:

{
"runtimeOptions": {
"tfm": "netcoreapp3.1",
"framework": {
"name": "Microsoft.NETCore.App",
"version": "3.1.0"
},
"configProperties": {
"System.Globalization.Invariant": true
}
}
}