BotW static FPS mod to prevent judder + fixed arrows included

[Savoz]

I'm getting slow motion in Zelda: Botw while using Static FPS ++. I get the same fps as normal FPS++ but the game is running very slow. Tested on both Cemu 1.11.4 and 1.11.3 using game version 1.4.1 and 1.5.0. My specs are i5 6600k @ 4.3ghz & AMD RX 480

[epigramx]

Thanks for your hard work, i only use the 18/20 FPS mods, and while those mods work pretty well, the only problem is that they got an issue with cutscene and memories, i think they lag because of the Fps drop?? i'm i the only one with this issue and how fix it??
I should add that when i use 30 Fps they work fine, i just don't have a stable 30 fps that's all.

Thanks again

Not all bugs are fixed yet; the mod is most accurate emulation at 30FPS. However, have you tried setting the regular fence skip at those times and see if it helps?

I'm getting slow motion in Zelda: Botw while using Static FPS ++. I get the same fps as normal FPS++ but the game is running very slow. Tested on both Cemu 1.11.4 and 1.11.3 using game version 1.4.1 and 1.5.0. My specs are i5 6600k @ 4.3ghz & AMD RX 480

This is a purely static FPS mod; meaning, it will slow down pacing of gameplay if the system can't reach the target FPS. Therefore you should choose a version that you know you can reach the target at all/most times; that's why there are multiple versions.

[epigramx]

First post is updated with multiple versions marked ideal for certain display frequencies; it was relatively easy to do that since the community repo now includes the mod with an autogeneration method (but only three versions are prebuilt there by default).

[Serfrost]

Thanks for your hard work, i only use the 18/20 FPS mods, and while those mods work pretty well, the only problem is that they got an issue with cutscene and memories, i think they lag because of the Fps drop?? i'm i the only one with this issue and how fix it??
I should add that when i use 30 Fps they work fine, i just don't have a stable 30 fps that's all.

Thanks again

Cutscenes require at least stable 30 to not lag or skip. Forcing a lower framerate will cause that problem. There's no known way to set cutscenes to play at their own speed outside of the game's other than just by using FPS++ instead.

[mas3o]

Thats what i was thinking! :/ too bad! i only have a i5 2400 gtx 1050 ti and 8 ddr3 of ram!
i guess i'll fix it to the 30fps one!

[epigramx]

Thats what i was thinking! :/ too bad! i only have a i5 2400 gtx 1050 ti and 8 ddr3 of ram!
i guess i'll fix it to the 30fps one!

Don't feel too bad; 30FPS is the most accurate emulation; it has 0 physics bugs that way. In fact, I get the impression that even on the original game when it drops to 20 occasionally, it doesn't truly fix all the physics issues because at the points we edit memory for these mods, we only deal with adjusting a constant of 30 or a derivative of it.

[epigramx]

The mod now includes a fix for the physics of arrow projectiles at rates different than 30FPS. It's a product of trial and error, basic ideas and some luck.

[chiaotzu]

I'm getting milky water, and the only fix i've found was on thecomplaininggamer's channel, but it's a fix for the regular FPS++ pack. How would I fix milky water on this pack?

[epigramx]

I'm getting milky water, and the only fix i've found was on thecomplaininggamer's channel, but it's a fix for the regular FPS++ pack. How would I fix milky water on this pack?

It's not caused by the mod; you have the blunt fence skip on (and it's not your fault since it's on the default profiles). Turn it off from Options->GX2SetGPUFence.. and only use this mod for it because it includes Rajkosto's "best fence" anyway which prevents that bug while it has almost the same performance benefit

You can turn off the blunt skip permanently by opening the profile of the game in gameProfiles/ and edit/omit the relevant line (the file is either 00050000101C9500.ini (EU), 00050000101C9400.ini (US), or 00050000101C9300.ini (JP)).

[hausa51]

That's the solution - thank you!