AMD FSR 2.2 Open-Source Code Released, Allowing all Devs to Access the Upscaling Tech

Late last year saw the announcement AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR) 2.2, the latest version of their open-source DLSS-alternative upscaling tech. The tech has popped up in a few games since then, including Need for Speed Unbound and F1 22, but AMD hadn’t made FSR 2.2 available to all developers yet. Well, that changes now, as AMD has officially released the FSR 2.2 source code, which will allow anybody – indie devs, modders, ect. – to tinker with the tech.

Here are the official release notes for FSR 2.2…

Updates for FSR v2.2.0

"FidelityFX FSR2 v2.2.0 is a major update that significantly increases image quality in many more cases, and makes it easier to avoid many common integration issues with a new debug API checker that helps with integration correctness. FidelityFX FSR2 v2.2.0 improves on FSR v2.1.2 in multiple ways, with the continued goal of increasing overall image quality and significantly reducing artefacts such as high velocity ghosting and shimmering.

The application-side FSR2 API has changed, so updating to FSR 2.2 from 2.1.2 will take some work, but it should be straightforward. Developers should pay particular attention to the changes related to mask generation to get the best quality upscale. We've also fixed a number of issues reported by users, both here on GitHub and reported elsewhere. We aren't able to get to every GitHub issue filed, but we do read and appreciate all of the feedback. Thanks for helping us make a better FSR 2!"

Changes

• Introduction of debug API checker.
• Changes to improve "High Velocity Ghosting" situations.
• Changes to Luminance computation with pre-exposure application.
• Small motion vectors ignored in previous depth estimation.
• Changes to depth logic to improve disocclusion detection and avoid self-disocclusions.
• Dilated reactive mask logic updated to use temporal motion vector divergence to kill locks.
• New lock luminance resource.
• Accumulation overhauled to use temporal reactivity.
• Changed how intermediate signals are stored and tonemapped.
• Luminance instability logic improved.
• Tonemapping no longer applied during RCAS to retain more dynamic range.
• Fixes for multiple user reported issues on GitHub and elsewhere. Thank you for your feedback!

You can grab the AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution 2.2 source code yourself from GitHub.

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