Fallout4:High FPS Physics Fix

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High FPS Physics Fix

by Antonix35

Game:

Fallout4

Download:

Mod Group:

Baseline:

n/a

Links:

CR Patch:

No

LW Patch:

No

PP Patch:

No

ENB Option:

No

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General Installation and Setup
  1. Install the High FPS Physics Fix main file.
  2. Double-click on the mod in the MO left pane and set the following in HighFPSPhysicsFix.ini

[Main] DisableBlackLoadingScreens=true DisableAnimationOnLoadingScreens=true [Limiter] PipBoyFPS=60.0

FPS Limiter Recommendations

It is recommended to set the InGameFPS and LoadingScreenFPS FPS Limiter settings in accordance with your hardware to improve latency.

  • PC has NVIDIA G-SYNC or AMD Freesync video card AND monitor support, set each frame limit (FPS cap) to:
    [monitor refresh rate] - 3 (e.g., 144 Hz monitor should have 141 limit: 144 - 3 = 141)
  • PC does NOT have NVIDIA G-SYNC or AMD Freesync video card OR monitor support, set each frame limit (FPS cap) to:
    [monitor refresh rate] - 1 (e.g., 60 Hz monitor should have 59 limit: 60 - 1 = 59)

[Limiter] InGameFPS=?? LoadingScreenFPS=??

VSync

The EnableVSync setting should be enabled or disabled depending on your hardware setup. If you are unsure, leave it enabled. Users who have NVIDIA G-SYNC or AMD Freesync video card AND monitor support should disable all forms of game VSync and instead enable them in their graphics drivers according to accepted best settings. Reference the guidance here for NVIDIA G-SYNC users and here for AMD Freesync users.