Архив: [Nintendo Switch] Yuzu эмулятор Nintendo Switch (Early Access 4176, Patreon-версия) [6085807]

Mod description & usage :
FPS : Changes the game's framerate lock
If you get under the framerate lock defined by the mod, the game will be in slow motion.
Vice versa if you get over the defined framerate lock.
Cinematics will be sped up when you go over 30FPS.
We recommend the 30fps version as the 60fps version is still a work in progress, 15 and 20 FPS being experimental and potentially useless.
Why should I use the 30fps mod ? : In vanilla, the game seems to lock to 25 or 20 fps when you hit 29fps (This remains to be proven).
Dynamic FPS : Matches the game clock to your framerate and fixes slow motion when under the framerate lock, works well when coupled with any of the FPS mods above.
This allows using it alongside the 30FPS mod and to uncheck the "Limit Speed Percent" in General settings as well as setting "VSync Mode" to OFF in Graphics settings (yuzu).
This way, going over the framerate lock defined by the FPS mod will not 'speed up' your game.
You can toggle the "Limit Speed Percent" with the "Ctrl + U" shortkey on yuzu.
When you get a cinematic, enable back the "Limit Speed Percent" to avoid faster cutscenes.
BEWARE ! When you use Dynamic FPS mod under 15 FPS, the physics will break ! (Maybe fixed since v1.4, must check).
BEWARE ! Incompatible with FPS++.
FPS++ : An edited version of the Dynamic FPS mod by "somerandompeople", fix cinematics above 30fps, increase FPS cap to 60 so 60FPS is not required, need testing and more documentation. Do not increase Performances.
BEWARE ! Incompatible with Dynamic FPS.
Fix - Cutscene Fix: Sets the framerate lock to 30 FPS automatically during FMV cutscenes.
You must have the Yuzu framerate lock enabled for this to work, and it needs to be paired with the FPS "60fps V3.7.2" mod.
Fix - Over 30FPS Blackscreen Fix: Fix blackscreen menu bug when playing above 30fps.
❗Overwrites "Common.Product.110.Nin_NX_NVN.blarc", don't install two mods overwriting the same file.
This mod is present in the Xbox UI and Playstation UI mods, and should be disabled if using either of those, to avoid issues.
Graphics - Disable Internal FSR Downscaling : This mod disables the game's FSR, Yuzu has its own FSR in the "Window Adapting Filter" in Graphics settings.
FSR is an optimisation method that reduces the game's internal resolution, and then upscales it using an algorithm (similar to DLSS but without advanced AI).
FSR increases GPU performance, at the cost of some details and potential graphical artifacts on small geometry like leaves or grass.
It's recommended to use this mod with "Graphics - Disable Internal FSR Sharpening Shader" if you are on yuzu.
Graphics - Disable Internal FSR Sharpening Shader : This mod disables the sharpening effect of post processed FSR Downscaling internally.
GPU Performance cost is extremely low so use it will not improve it, but could do an ugly render if you use it without the FSR Downscaling.
Don't use this mod without "Graphics - Disable Internal FSR Downscaling".
BEWARE ! It seems that this mod could be responsible for crashes on Ryujinx.
Graphics - Disable Internal FXAA : Disable internal FXAA and change "Anti-Aliasing Method" to "None" in order to increase GPU performance (?). FXAA smoothes certain edges to avoid aliasing (jagged edges) and costs very little GPU performance.
Yuzu has its own FXAA in the "Anti-Aliasing Method" in Graphics settings, however, it has color banding issues currently, so we recommend SMAA, which currently is a better implementation of anti-aliasing, but uses a bit more GPU performance.
❗Overwrites "Bootup.Nin_NX_NVN.pack.zs", don't install two mods overwriting the same file.
Graphics - Disable Dynamic resolution when low FPS : Prevents the resolution being downscaled when your framerate is low.
Graphics - Disable LOD Quality Reduction when low FPS : Prevents the LOD decreasing when your framerate is low.
LOD (Level Of Detail) displays higher quality models when you are close to them, and lower quality models when they are further away.
By default, when your framerate is low, the game lowers the LOD to increase GPU performance, causing textures and models to visibly get worse.
Graphics - Disable Targeting DOF Disables the DOF blurring effect when targeting enemies or NPCs with ZL.
DOF (Depth-of-Field is an effect that blur the background when an object is focused by the camera. This particular effect does not scale graphically with higher resolutions, so it may be desirable to disable it if you play at 2x or higher.
Graphics - Shadows : changes the resolution of shadows. 256 and 512 would increase GPU performance a lot.
1024 being vanilla resolution, it is useless by default, but it can fix some graphical issues on certain setups.
Shadow stuttering issue took by Lux using a Radeon RX 580 8Gb - with & without Shadows x512
Gloom issue took by Red_BY using a RTX 2080 at 3x render scale - with & without Shadows x1024
Graphics - Anisotropic Filtering fix : Fixes Anisotropic Filtering issues ( black line artifacts on textures viewed at oblique angles). Set Anisotropic Filtering to 16 in Yuzu advanced graphics settings.
Difference Off/On
Resolution : Changes internal render resolution, Vanilla is 1600x900 when the switch is docked.
1080p (1920x1080) can only be scaled in 'doubles', or it will break Ambient Occlusion (AO) but increases GPU performance, which is useful for Reshade MXAO.
Ambient occlusion is a shading and rendering technique used to calculate how exposed each point in a scene is to ambient lighting.
For example, the interior of a tube is typically more occluded (and hence darker) than the exposed outer surfaces, and becomes darker the deeper inside the tube one goes. It has a GPU performance cost.
1008p increase resolution to 1792x1008 without breaking Ambiant Occlusion 1026p increase resolution to 1836x1026 without breaking Ambiant Occlusion ❗Overwrites "Bootup.Nin_NX_NVN.pack.zs", don't install two mods overwriting the same file.
360p, 540p and 720p require to change the "Resolution" scaling in Yuzu graphics settings (This setting is just called 'resolution'), but they look a bit blurry.
540p and x2 = 1080p
540p and x4 = 4K
540p and x8 = 8K
720p and x2 = 1440p
720p and x3 = 4K
720p and x6 = 8K To experience the best quality, we advise you to use the double of your monitor's resolution.
You can use them with x1 Resolution scale to increase GPU performance.