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Reshade allows you to greatly enhance the quality of an image resize with five main options: Denoise, Reduce Artifacts, Texture, Accuracy, and Control.

Quote from Reshade's website (reshade.com):

 

Reshade offers high-quality photo resizing for your computer. Enlarge images without the usual blur, jagged edges, halos, loss of sharpness or detail associated with image upscaling. Create accurate, crisp clear, and photorealistic enlargements at almost any zoom factor.

The Reshade window is titled "Pro Version," but this appears to be left over from a time when the software was not available for free. (See http://reshade.com/faq)

 

The installation did not require anything to be done outside of POL and Wine.

 

There were no errors during installation.

 

Here is the script:

 

Here is a screenshot:

Edited by MTres19

Personally, I would be tmp directory stuff in the if statement, to keep the logic together. Plus, as standard practice, you don't really want to run code before your variable declarations. Like this:

Basically, there is no need to have the tmp folder created globally, and since it is only used in the if statement, it keeps it all in one spot, easier to read, easier to maintain if you need to change something, plus, if you wanted, you could always create and delete the tmp directory multiple times in the conditionals, whereas if it was declared globally, you cannot do that as effectively in the if statements. Not that you would want to do that, but yeah. haha. It is totally up to you, but I would, at the very least, move the TmpCreate statement below where PrefixCreate is, though I recommend the above stated change. :)

Other than that, it doesn't look bad. I am a photographer too, so I am interested in seeing a little more about this application. lol

Edited by RoninDusette

Okay, I've moved the TmpCreate & related commands into the if statement, as you suggested.

Also, here's Reshade-22x22.png:

The banner and corner images are included in the script, but I'll add them here as well.

top.png:

left.png:

 

Edited by MTres19

That looks much cleaner, too. :) Excellent. Great image resources, as well. Thanks a lot for your contribution. Feel free to submit it in the contribution section, that way we can get it in to the repository. 

Oh, one more thing. Make exit into:

exit 0

(zero, no "oh") at the end of your script. It won't break anything, but if a script completes with success, then it should throw a zero for it's exit code. Again, just good standard practice. :D

One more thing again. haha. Sorry. You can drop the "install successful" statement at the end. It is not needed. 

Edited by RoninDusette