Let me start off by saying this will not increase performance. If you get 30 now you will get half speed 30 with this “mod”. At the moment this is really only valid for use in shrines since physics are now set to be full speed at 60 fps.
The reason I held off releasing this is because this pack should really just be considered a proof of concept. It was only a hasty altering of one line of code so that I could get a few other eyes on it and make sure I wasn’t convincing myself of something that wasn’t real. I was actually debugging the routine that calls gx2setGPUfence to try and figure out why 20 fps felt like full speed on my AMD card and felt slow on my NVIDIA card.
I wanted to do a full on hack of the system before releasing but I really haven’t had much time since discovering it yesterday. I found it about an hour or so before going to work and only did a little more debugging today before I went to work. It’s about to be the weekend so maybe I’ll get some time to really dive into it. I’ve had so many people ask me for it now I’ve decided to go ahead and release the test pack I sent to a few people.
To answer two quick questions I’ve had several times so far.
1. What about 30 out doors?
Basically I’ve really only scratched the surface of debugging this thing. It may turn out to be completely simple or completely complicated. I’ve some ideas if it turns out to be complicated but I’m not really ready to abandon the idea that it may be simple. I find assembly hacking/debugging very fun. So I’m going to keep working on it in my spare time.
2. Is there a soft cap of 30 outdoors?
I’m not sure. I think it was Epigramx who said it but “I can’t hack you better hardware” While it would be cool to find some magical 30 fps lock that can be turned off I’m highly skeptical of that being the case. There are actually a few people who have reported getting 60 in the open world with skip fence on. So I’m pretty sure 30 fps outdoors is a hardware limitation.
TLDR: This is basically a proof of concept. Try it out in shrines. I’ll try to dig deeper as I have time.
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/292707796175290369/348016154746421249/BotW_60fps.zip
The reason I held off releasing this is because this pack should really just be considered a proof of concept. It was only a hasty altering of one line of code so that I could get a few other eyes on it and make sure I wasn’t convincing myself of something that wasn’t real. I was actually debugging the routine that calls gx2setGPUfence to try and figure out why 20 fps felt like full speed on my AMD card and felt slow on my NVIDIA card.
I wanted to do a full on hack of the system before releasing but I really haven’t had much time since discovering it yesterday. I found it about an hour or so before going to work and only did a little more debugging today before I went to work. It’s about to be the weekend so maybe I’ll get some time to really dive into it. I’ve had so many people ask me for it now I’ve decided to go ahead and release the test pack I sent to a few people.
To answer two quick questions I’ve had several times so far.
1. What about 30 out doors?
Basically I’ve really only scratched the surface of debugging this thing. It may turn out to be completely simple or completely complicated. I’ve some ideas if it turns out to be complicated but I’m not really ready to abandon the idea that it may be simple. I find assembly hacking/debugging very fun. So I’m going to keep working on it in my spare time.
2. Is there a soft cap of 30 outdoors?
I’m not sure. I think it was Epigramx who said it but “I can’t hack you better hardware” While it would be cool to find some magical 30 fps lock that can be turned off I’m highly skeptical of that being the case. There are actually a few people who have reported getting 60 in the open world with skip fence on. So I’m pretty sure 30 fps outdoors is a hardware limitation.
TLDR: This is basically a proof of concept. Try it out in shrines. I’ll try to dig deeper as I have time.
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/292707796175290369/348016154746421249/BotW_60fps.zip
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