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Replace with 1.14.0 repository Also new website! We've got the version2 branch if people want to search in those files.
2018-10-31 11:03:04 +01:00
[Definition]
titleIds = 00050000101C9300,00050000101C9400,00050000101C9500
[BotW] Add central fence method pack, change ordering Should be clear now which packs are required. Also, gone with the multiple fence skip packs. Instead, there's now a confusing mess for devs to sort out.
2019-04-07 14:34:38 +02:00
name = Set FPS Limit
path = "The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild/Mods/FPS++/Set FPS Limit (Required)"
description = Sets a cap on the FPS. If you want no gameplay bugs, use 30FPS. These bugs range from crashing after cutscenes, certain boss fights will fly away to the horizon and some physics are more intense.
Add FPS cap presets to BOTW FPS++ (#254)
2018-11-05 22:55:08 +01:00
version = 3
[Preset]
[BotW] Add judder fix to FPS++ using FPS averaging, more presets Only works on the latest game version for now! It's a completely new FPS averaging implementation from the one Xalphenos posted on the Cemu forum, but they do pretty much the same thing. This version has some added things like being able to change the amount of frames it averages in the rules.txt. It's also relatively faster then Xalphenos implementation... but it's not noticeable in any way. I've ported over his comments and shared some of the info I've learned from looking at his code and formatted it a little bit. P.S. Xalphenos also suggested a change to the low FPS limiter. This might fix weird physics when < 15FPS (see things like guardians). P.P.S. The cheats got removed since we've got them in separate packs.
2018-12-18 03:21:07 +01:00
name = 60FPS (ideal for 240/120/60Hz displays)
$targetFPS:int = 60
Add FPS cap presets to BOTW FPS++ (#254)
2018-11-05 22:55:08 +01:00
[Preset]
[BotW] Add judder fix to FPS++ using FPS averaging, more presets Only works on the latest game version for now! It's a completely new FPS averaging implementation from the one Xalphenos posted on the Cemu forum, but they do pretty much the same thing. This version has some added things like being able to change the amount of frames it averages in the rules.txt. It's also relatively faster then Xalphenos implementation... but it's not noticeable in any way. I've ported over his comments and shared some of the info I've learned from looking at his code and formatted it a little bit. P.S. Xalphenos also suggested a change to the low FPS limiter. This might fix weird physics when < 15FPS (see things like guardians). P.P.S. The cheats got removed since we've got them in separate packs.
2018-12-18 03:21:07 +01:00
name = 30FPS (ideal for 240/120/60Hz displays)
$targetFPS:int = 30
Add FPS cap presets to BOTW FPS++ (#254)
2018-11-05 22:55:08 +01:00
[Preset]
[BotW] Add judder fix to FPS++ using FPS averaging, more presets Only works on the latest game version for now! It's a completely new FPS averaging implementation from the one Xalphenos posted on the Cemu forum, but they do pretty much the same thing. This version has some added things like being able to change the amount of frames it averages in the rules.txt. It's also relatively faster then Xalphenos implementation... but it's not noticeable in any way. I've ported over his comments and shared some of the info I've learned from looking at his code and formatted it a little bit. P.S. Xalphenos also suggested a change to the low FPS limiter. This might fix weird physics when < 15FPS (see things like guardians). P.P.S. The cheats got removed since we've got them in separate packs.
2018-12-18 03:21:07 +01:00
name = 40FPS (ideal for 240/120/60Hz displays)
$targetFPS:int = 40
Add FPS cap presets to BOTW FPS++ (#254)
2018-11-05 22:55:08 +01:00
[Preset]
[BotW] Add judder fix to FPS++ using FPS averaging, more presets Only works on the latest game version for now! It's a completely new FPS averaging implementation from the one Xalphenos posted on the Cemu forum, but they do pretty much the same thing. This version has some added things like being able to change the amount of frames it averages in the rules.txt. It's also relatively faster then Xalphenos implementation... but it's not noticeable in any way. I've ported over his comments and shared some of the info I've learned from looking at his code and formatted it a little bit. P.S. Xalphenos also suggested a change to the low FPS limiter. This might fix weird physics when < 15FPS (see things like guardians). P.P.S. The cheats got removed since we've got them in separate packs.
2018-12-18 03:21:07 +01:00
name = 20FPS (ideal for 240/120/60Hz displays)
$targetFPS:int = 20
Add FPS cap presets to BOTW FPS++ (#254)
2018-11-05 22:55:08 +01:00
Added 165Hz framerates to rules.txt (#312) * Added 165Hz to rules.txt Added 165fps, 55fps, and 33fps option for 165hz displays. * Added 165Hz framerates to rules.txt on static fps++ Added 165Hz framerates to static fps++ * Update rules.txt
2019-01-04 05:36:36 +01:00
[Preset]
name = 33FPS (ideal for 165Hz displays)
$targetFPS:int = 33
Add FPS cap presets to BOTW FPS++ (#254)
2018-11-05 22:55:08 +01:00
[Preset]
[BotW] Add judder fix to FPS++ using FPS averaging, more presets Only works on the latest game version for now! It's a completely new FPS averaging implementation from the one Xalphenos posted on the Cemu forum, but they do pretty much the same thing. This version has some added things like being able to change the amount of frames it averages in the rules.txt. It's also relatively faster then Xalphenos implementation... but it's not noticeable in any way. I've ported over his comments and shared some of the info I've learned from looking at his code and formatted it a little bit. P.S. Xalphenos also suggested a change to the low FPS limiter. This might fix weird physics when < 15FPS (see things like guardians). P.P.S. The cheats got removed since we've got them in separate packs.
2018-12-18 03:21:07 +01:00
name = 48FPS (ideal for 144Hz displays)
$targetFPS:int = 48
Add FPS cap presets to BOTW FPS++ (#254)
2018-11-05 22:55:08 +01:00
Added 165Hz framerates to rules.txt (#312) * Added 165Hz to rules.txt Added 165fps, 55fps, and 33fps option for 165hz displays. * Added 165Hz framerates to rules.txt on static fps++ Added 165Hz framerates to static fps++ * Update rules.txt
2019-01-04 05:36:36 +01:00
[Preset]
name = 55FPS (ideal for 165Hz displays)
$targetFPS:int = 55
Add FPS cap presets to BOTW FPS++ (#254)
2018-11-05 22:55:08 +01:00
[Preset]
[BotW] Add judder fix to FPS++ using FPS averaging, more presets Only works on the latest game version for now! It's a completely new FPS averaging implementation from the one Xalphenos posted on the Cemu forum, but they do pretty much the same thing. This version has some added things like being able to change the amount of frames it averages in the rules.txt. It's also relatively faster then Xalphenos implementation... but it's not noticeable in any way. I've ported over his comments and shared some of the info I've learned from looking at his code and formatted it a little bit. P.S. Xalphenos also suggested a change to the low FPS limiter. This might fix weird physics when < 15FPS (see things like guardians). P.P.S. The cheats got removed since we've got them in separate packs.
2018-12-18 03:21:07 +01:00
name = 72FPS (ideal for 144Hz displays)
$targetFPS:int = 72
Add FPS cap presets to BOTW FPS++ (#254)
2018-11-05 22:55:08 +01:00
[Preset]
[BotW] Add judder fix to FPS++ using FPS averaging, more presets Only works on the latest game version for now! It's a completely new FPS averaging implementation from the one Xalphenos posted on the Cemu forum, but they do pretty much the same thing. This version has some added things like being able to change the amount of frames it averages in the rules.txt. It's also relatively faster then Xalphenos implementation... but it's not noticeable in any way. I've ported over his comments and shared some of the info I've learned from looking at his code and formatted it a little bit. P.S. Xalphenos also suggested a change to the low FPS limiter. This might fix weird physics when < 15FPS (see things like guardians). P.P.S. The cheats got removed since we've got them in separate packs.
2018-12-18 03:21:07 +01:00
name = 75FPS (ideal for 75Hz displays)
$targetFPS:int = 75
Add FPS cap presets to BOTW FPS++ (#254)
2018-11-05 22:55:08 +01:00
[Preset]
[BotW] Add judder fix to FPS++ using FPS averaging, more presets Only works on the latest game version for now! It's a completely new FPS averaging implementation from the one Xalphenos posted on the Cemu forum, but they do pretty much the same thing. This version has some added things like being able to change the amount of frames it averages in the rules.txt. It's also relatively faster then Xalphenos implementation... but it's not noticeable in any way. I've ported over his comments and shared some of the info I've learned from looking at his code and formatted it a little bit. P.S. Xalphenos also suggested a change to the low FPS limiter. This might fix weird physics when < 15FPS (see things like guardians). P.P.S. The cheats got removed since we've got them in separate packs.
2018-12-18 03:21:07 +01:00
name = 120FPS (ideal for 240/120/60Hz displays)
$targetFPS:int = 120
Add FPS cap presets to BOTW FPS++ (#254)
2018-11-05 22:55:08 +01:00
[Preset]
[BotW] Add judder fix to FPS++ using FPS averaging, more presets Only works on the latest game version for now! It's a completely new FPS averaging implementation from the one Xalphenos posted on the Cemu forum, but they do pretty much the same thing. This version has some added things like being able to change the amount of frames it averages in the rules.txt. It's also relatively faster then Xalphenos implementation... but it's not noticeable in any way. I've ported over his comments and shared some of the info I've learned from looking at his code and formatted it a little bit. P.S. Xalphenos also suggested a change to the low FPS limiter. This might fix weird physics when < 15FPS (see things like guardians). P.P.S. The cheats got removed since we've got them in separate packs.
2018-12-18 03:21:07 +01:00
name = 144FPS (ideal for 144Hz displays)
$targetFPS:int = 144
Add FPS cap presets to BOTW FPS++ (#254)
2018-11-05 22:55:08 +01:00
Added 165Hz framerates to rules.txt (#312) * Added 165Hz to rules.txt Added 165fps, 55fps, and 33fps option for 165hz displays. * Added 165Hz framerates to rules.txt on static fps++ Added 165Hz framerates to static fps++ * Update rules.txt
2019-01-04 05:36:36 +01:00
[Preset]
name = 165FPS (ideal for 165Hz displays)
$targetFPS:int = 165
Revert "Improve performance with (almost) every game" This reverts commit 2f5488c22e35cc02ae92d1e2706eb27613c56483.
2019-04-02 04:54:41 +02:00
[Control]
updating fps++ Haven't worked on this in a while so i'll update it to what I last did.
2019-04-06 01:50:47 +02:00
vsyncFrequency = $targetFPS
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