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<div class=mpheading>Advanced Configuration - Troubleshooting & Tinkering ONLY</div> | <div class=mpheading>Advanced Configuration - Troubleshooting & Tinkering ONLY</div> | ||
For more general information, see the [https://stepmodifications.org/wiki/SkyrimSE:Display_Settings SSE Display Settings guide]. | For more general information, see the [https://stepmodifications.org/wiki/SkyrimSE:Display_Settings SSE Display Settings guide]. | ||
To simplify testing, create a custom INI that will be preserved if the mod is updated. After doing so, all settings being tested can be configured here and simply commented to revert to defaults. This will also allow modification without losing any changes introduced by the developer. Activate/deactivate this mod as necessary: | |||
# Click on the {{icon|type=molistoptions|size=30}} button and select, {{ui|Create empty mod}}. | |||
# Name it <code>(Custom INI) SSE Display Tweaks</code>. | |||
#* This places the new, empty mod at the bottom of the mod list. | |||
# Enable and prioritize ''(Custom INI) SSE Display Tweaks'' in the MO left pane just after this mod. | |||
# Open the ''(Custom INI) SSE Display Tweaks'' in Windows Explorer (Ctrl + double-click). | |||
# Create a new folder named ''SKSE'' and open it. | |||
# Create a new folder named ''Plugins'' and open it. | |||
# Create a new file, <code>SSEDisplayTweaks_Custom.ini</code>, add the following, then save the file. | |||
<div class=mpheading>Configure Frame Limits</div> | <div class=mpheading>Configure Frame Limits</div> | ||
Ensure the following are added to <code>SSEDisplayTweaks_Custom.ini</code>: | Under the recommended configurations, nothing but the loading screen FPS is effectively capped, because the other limiters are set at 240+ FPS. To completely uncap, set all limiters to zero. Ensure the following are added to <code>SSEDisplayTweaks_Custom.ini</code>: | ||
<p class="mpcode">[Render] | <p class="mpcode">[Render] | ||
EnableVSync=true | EnableVSync=true |
Revision as of 03:29, October 28, 2021
SSE Display Tweaks
by slavicpotato1CR Patch:
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Guide/Version-Specific Mod Recommendations
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Recommendations
As stated in the mod's Description, this mod will stabilize the display of rendered content for smooth gameplay without limiting frame rates, and this should be the case for almost all modern PCs running SSE.
- Download and install the Main File.
- Enable NVIDIA Low Latency or AMD anti-lag via the display software (if supported)
- Double-click on the mod in the MO left pane and edit the following in
SSEDisplayTweaks.ini
[OSD] Enable=true InitiallyOn=false
Systems with hardware AND monitor support for NVIDIA G-SYNC or AMD Freesync:
- Download the High performance configuration Optional File, and merge it into the Main File.
- Enable NVIDIA G-SYNC or AMD Freesync via the display software
NOTE: No further configuration is recommended!
For more general information, see the SSE Display Settings guide.
To simplify testing, create a custom INI that will be preserved if the mod is updated. After doing so, all settings being tested can be configured here and simply commented to revert to defaults. This will also allow modification without losing any changes introduced by the developer. Activate/deactivate this mod as necessary:
- Click on the
button and select, [Create empty mod].
- Name it
(Custom INI) SSE Display Tweaks
.- This places the new, empty mod at the bottom of the mod list.
- Enable and prioritize (Custom INI) SSE Display Tweaks in the MO left pane just after this mod.
- Open the (Custom INI) SSE Display Tweaks in Windows Explorer (Ctrl + double-click).
- Create a new folder named SKSE and open it.
- Create a new folder named Plugins and open it.
- Create a new file,
SSEDisplayTweaks_Custom.ini
, add the following, then save the file.
Under the recommended configurations, nothing but the loading screen FPS is effectively capped, because the other limiters are set at 240+ FPS. To completely uncap, set all limiters to zero. Ensure the following are added to SSEDisplayTweaks_Custom.ini
:
[Render] EnableVSync=true VSyncPresentInterval=1 FramerateLimit= # set to [monitor refresh rate] - 3 (G-SYNC or Freesync supported) or [monitor refresh rate] - 1 (NO G-SYNC or Freesync support) FramerateLimitMode=0 UIFramerateLimit=60 # alternatively, consider setting individual UIs
Also, read the configuration file settings descriptions and further research the following before making changes to these settings:
[HAVOK] DynamicMaxTimeScaling MinimumFramerate MaximumFramerate [Papyrus] DynamicUpdateBudget UpdateBudgetBase BudgetMaxFPS