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(Ni-No-Kuni 2 getting a Not-So-Funy fix perhaps but hopefully that port will end up being on the upper scale of quality even if it's Bandai Namco though at least unlike Koei it's not a complete random dice roll or however they decide ha ha.) Well, 0.9 beta worked without any major issues so 0.9.0 will probably be fine, going to be interesting to see what's next. (Agents of Mayhem has this little issue, getting the UI shader for that game was mostly from opening SpecialK from when the game was loading and finding the few active shaders and toggling these.) It's also interesting to see shaders being fairly stable even in these games using multi-threaded rendering whereas in other games it's nigh impossible to get through the shader list because it keeps 'bouncing' loading and unloading over and over again ha ha.

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Shader viewer itself is a interesting little learning tool too, Wildlands here is mainly pixel shaders, runs like arse whether it's min or max detail with little difference between them and the GPU is still bottlenecked.ДЄC Origins has better almost everything yet it runs far faster, take a peak and we're now in almost full compute shader territory and these don't bottleneck in the same way (Hi ROP's! You suck! Kinda.) course tinkering with compute shaders tend to crash the display driver so they're a bit error prone probably due to increased complexity or just sensitivity to being paused and there's that one shader that handles LOD, game looked really impressive for about a second before it and the GPU driver had enough. Guess it's one thing if it's a reskin of a gun or consumable item but a towel or bikini set sells like crazy ha ha.) (Well to be fair it's mostly the newer ones and probably to aid with all the outfit DLC and fan-service making a comeback like never before. Whereas if you use it on a JRPG and no there's apparently a entire body underneath there for some reason. (Wildlands, now with AC Unity display mode.) Kinda funny really, you use it on most games and you get something like this:

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Well there are actually some really good texture replacements for FF:X, Berseria, Nier Automata and more now with this generic method that can apply to most games plus the texture cache feature.

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Rewriting the OSD and UI code to not rely on RTSS was also impressive, being able to toggle off CEGUI for compatibility as a recent addition has also been handy.ДЄnd then there's the rewrite of ReShade and how you can use the shader viewer with some options in ReShade to pass around UI elements to avoid having shader modifications applying to them too.ДЄnd the nude mod community is probably very grateful for what shaders and textures combined can do for some of these games, congratulations on that accomplishment ha ha.

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ini file changes for Batman Arkham Knight and it's initial texture streaming method and then now there's the trio of Tales fix utilities, FAR and UnX plus a few smaller ones.ДЇar as advanced features go the flip discard and setup you can do for G and Free sync is impressive for people with that hardware but compatibility can vary from game to game and some have problems with window management in various ways or how they render stuff heh. :DДЄnd of course the game specific fixes, endless work though fixing whatever is wrong or badly implemented and sometimes probably nigh impossible without source code access or modifying the game directly.ДЄlso impressive in that regard for what started as little.

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Impressive for what started as a little 'ding!' sound for achievement notification purposes to mimic features from the XBox and PS4 (Eventually letting you set the sound fx for what these consoles utilized.) and then expanded from there. It's been interesting seeing what works and what doesn't and what differences there are between D3D9 and D3D11 and probably OpenGL but since I'm on AMD I try not to tinker too much with games using that API ha ha. There's about a hundred or so settings in total from overlays to managing Steam to texture and shader and gamepad compatibility and more though I'm trying to keep the overrides and settings to a smaller number to begin with and then expanding from there. I know there's a ton of features but yeah in my case I override a few DirectX settings and tinker around a bit to see if I can make the game in question a bit smoother plus overrides for borderless display if supported.