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azural

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any idea how to unlock fps, i put it in search and it said no results and i dont see it in game options
 
PSOBB does not have the ability to go higher than 30fps. Old game.

edit: There are some examples of what it would look like at 60fps with frame interpolation and stuff


I think it could be cool but it's also something that could mess with the game and it would require some coding idk
 
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Any hope of this being looked into for the client? I was reading that'd be on Ephinea to allow/advance this decision. 60 FPS PSO1 seems like the ideal solution for PSO gaming to me since NGS will likely never outgrow being a shallow Genshin Impact clone cash grab to sell gambling tickets.
 
WHO KNOWS? Maybe someday.

It's common knowledge that the game logic is tied to the framerate. Doing a native 60fps "upgrade" to the client may be more work than we feel like doing.

Certainly, something like adding DLSS3 frame generation support could be something I look into this summer, though it'd only work with NVIDIA 4xxx series cards and using the DirectX 12 API only.
 
That sounds awesome, I'm currently on a 3060 Ti and planning to skip the 40 series since it's been an awful generation but come next year I might run an upgrade when you don't have 4060 Tis falling behind the previous generation in some tests.
 
A lot of smart TVs will interpolate, might have some luck with that. Making pso not be frame dependent might be a royal pain considering the in game clock uses beat time.
 
Sodaboy said:
WHO KNOWS? Maybe someday.

It's common knowledge that the game logic is tied to the framerate. Doing a native 60fps "upgrade" to the client may be more work than we feel like doing.

Certainly, something like adding DLSS3 frame generation support could be something I look into this summer, though it'd only work with NVIDIA 4xxx series cards and using the DirectX 12 API only.
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Might be worth exploring the FSR3 option when it comes around (AMD's permissive open-source response to nvidia's DLSS3).

Given FSR2.1/2.2 works on older GPU (even Nvidia GTX9xx), we can hope FSR3 will also support a wider range of GPU than what DLSS 3.0 offers.

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Framegen from NVIDIA DLSS 3 already leads to ugly generated frames which are noticeable when interpolating 30 FPS to 60 because frametime is so big especially in movement !
I'm not particularly hopeful for FSR3 for low-fps games.
The Diablo 2 community is fighting the low-FPS nature of the game (25 FPS ugh) by adding code that produces frames with the help of a prediction system, and though I don't really know how that works it produces smooth FPS. (See D2DX / D2GL, or recently the new season of ProjectD2 which incorporated D2GL into its client)
 
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Hey, uh I read online and heard in a Digital Foundry video that FSR 3 has improved a lot and that generated frames are far less ugly/noticeable than before, especially when game camera movement is relatively tame. :)
 
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