I finally got the welcome to read: 'Rendering using D3D11' Initially I got it to work well (after deleting all remains from a previous version) but it seemed to use the D3D9.dll causing a crash sometimes and performance issues. Re-running the installer didn't work for me. I currently have the following shaders enabled:Īnd I'm still delving deeper into the config file. After that, it was a lot of fun exploring the different shaders and there combinations.

There was no need to keep reloading the sim after the changes were made. Hit save and was amazed to see the changes took place in real-time in the sim. I went ahead a made a change to one of the shaders. I forgot that I had left the SweetFX.cfg open in notepad. Rinse, repeat.Īfter spending a lot of time. I was then able to select the radio button for DX11.Īfter I installed it and loaded up the sim, I started changing different parameters within the SweetFx.cfg file. Then I re-ran the installer and it detected P3D as unknown. I wanted/needed/coveted the DX11 shaders.Īfter much frustration, I deleted only the SweetFX DX9 DLL's in the main P3D directory. As such, it installed the default DX9 DLL's for SweetFX. One of the main problems was the installer detecting P3D as a DirectX 9 program with no option to switch. Safe there, but it does add DLL's to the main directory which can, as mentioned before, cause the sim not to boot. With that being said, here are some of the caveats I encountered.įirst, it does NOT modify your P3D config. Even when installed correctly, It can crash the sim. You can, and I did, break P3D to the point of not booting.

At this point, I would like to pause and say. My understanding is that DSR is for Nvidia cards. On a side note, I did NOT enable HDR in SweetFX.

I have not used Rob's HD tweak, so I cannot comment. The left side of the screen is the stock shaders.

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