When you migrate your site from ASP.NET MVC on netfx to ASP.NET Core on .net core you might run into the problem what to do with the Session_Start method in global.asax: what's the equivalent in ASP.NET Core ?
Searching on the internet will likely make you end up on forum posts / stackoverflow posts telling you to 'write some middleware', but what does that mean? How to do that? If you feel as lost as I was, read on as this post is for you.
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| <AssemblerScript>// Disable Ansel check | |
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| // Fluoro Duotone shader for Reshade. | |
| // By Frans Bouma, aka Otis / Infuse Project (Otis_Inf) | |
| // https://fransbouma.com | |
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| // Copyright (c) 2018-2019 Frans Bouma | |
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| A pretty close port of Anisotropic Kuwahara Filtering on the GPU | |
| source: | |
| www.kyprianidis.com | |
| Paper : http://www.kyprianidis.com/p/pg2009/jkyprian-pg2009.pdf | |
| Preview App' : https://code.google.com/archive/p/gpuakf/downloads | |
| Code : https://code.google.com/archive/p/gpuakf/source/default/source | |
| Ported over to Reshade by Eideren |
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Ansel is an NVidia technology which enables a photomode with shaders in pre-defined games. A game doesn't support Ansel out of the box, it has to be setup for that, which is usually done by using the Ansel SDK. The Ansel SDK is available to people who register for an account with NVidia, and I don't have such an account, so all I provide here is what I figured out myself from what NVidia provided online and what I've seen in game code.
Ansel works with call-backs, which means the game has to register a function with Ansel which is then called when Ansel needs
Be aware it doesn't work in the cutscene right after loading a level, because ansel then isn't fully initialized. So it might be you run into the situation where you enable ansel in a cutscene and the game hangs. However this is still much more stable than
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