The game will sometimes black screen upon alt-tab without deviceLossOnFocusLoss.
Spoofing the GPU through dxgi to a known one from its list prevents the System Detection tool from complaining that it is unsupported on some setups.
The current D3D8 codebase in DXVK does not implement this
feature, i.e. setting this option is a NOP. It was
implemented in D8VK at some point, but was removed before
the big merge.
Remove any references to avoid confusion.
Since the enablement of invariant position by default the game suffers from white flickers on characters when you use the Next Generation Content option
This reverts commit 1811f4b9950818ba5c8bfbaf06776831ea2cd0cb.
The D3D12 Beyond Good and Evil remaster uses the same exe name as the
original D3D9 game, so it turns out the separation was useful after all.
Fixes various visual issues with some effects in mods such as New Vegas Reloaded. White spots/shapes, black streaks across the screen (rain?) and probably more.
Similar to the first game it has a poor vsync implementation and physics issues when the frame rate is unlocked.
Locking to 60 FPS and enabling vsync externally provides a better experience after the ingame vsync is disabled
* Add dxvk.maxChunkSize 1 to Ubisoft Connect (UPlay)
* Add Origin Web Helper Service and fix Rockstar Games entries
* Revert Rockstar changes, improve Origin and Ubisoft
Without mods, Nier Replicant runs faster when going above 60 FPS.
The game had an official patch that implemented a framerate limiter to prevent this. This limiter is terrible, because it's not a stable 60 FPS, but a weird 57-58 FPS. There's no way to disable this in-game, it has to be done by editing a config file or through a mod.
So, why remove the default frame limiter from DXVK?
- In the default case (a user plays the game as it is), it does nothing, since 57-58 is lower than 60.
- If a user is going out of their way to edit the config file, why would they assume that DXVK already provides a frame limiter? They are going to follow [a guide](https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/NieR_Replicant#Framerate_limited_to_57.7E58_FPS) that says to set up a frame limiter, it doesn't say "set up a frame limiter, unless you are using DXVK, in that case it's already there".
- They are using [Special K in order to use a mod to play at high refresh rates at normal speed](https://wiki.special-k.info/SpecialK/Custom/Replicant). In this case, DXVK's default limiter is harmful, since it is not documented that it's there by default.
Since this default limiter is useless in the first two cases and harmful in the third, I think it should be removed.
The alternative would be to document this (e.g. in PCGamingWiki), but the instructions wouldn't look pretty... "After following the instructions to use Special K in order to play at higher framerates at normal speed, if are using DXVK/Proton, also do these things to disable its default 60 FPS cap: [...]"
Especially because that the game isn't broken in the default case, I don't think DXVK should tamper with these things in a way that requires documentation to revert.
Tested Special K's mod to play at higher refresh rates on Linux.
