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This section allows resource-hungry graphical features to be toggled on-demand for performance reasons. It require the proper code to exist in the ''.fx'' files to work. Probably best added to enbeffectprepass.fx because it has the most demanding effects code. | This section allows resource-hungry graphical features to be toggled on-demand for performance reasons. It require the proper code to exist in the ''.fx'' files to work. Probably best added to enbeffectprepass.fx because it has the most demanding effects code. | ||
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Sets the minimum FPS that is allowed. If the minimum is reached, features will start to turn off in an attempt to stay above this threshold. | Sets the minimum FPS that is allowed. If the minimum is reached, features will start to turn off in an attempt to stay above this threshold. | ||
<pre>DesiredFPS=(10.0...50.0)</pre> | <pre>DesiredFPS=(10.0...50.0)</pre> | ||
Latest revision as of 15:46, August 3, 2021
[ADAPTIVEQUALITY]
This section allows resource-hungry graphical features to be toggled on-demand for performance reasons. It require the proper code to exist in the .fx files to work. Probably best added to enbeffectprepass.fx because it has the most demanding effects code.
Enable
Enables or disables Adaptive Quality.
Enable=(false, true)
Quality
Sets the quality of the effect. It can be set to 0, 1, or 2; where 0 is highest quality and 2 is the highest performance.
Quality=(0, 1, 2)
DesiredFPS
Sets the minimum FPS that is allowed. If the minimum is reached, features will start to turn off in an attempt to stay above this threshold.
DesiredFPS=(10.0...50.0)
