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-; d4r settings for this game. This file lives in the game's d4r folder and applies to this game only.
-; "auto" means the built-in default. Any setting can also be overridden with the environment variable
-; that config/d4r.ini.default in the source repository lists for it, e.g. in the game's launch options.
-
-[DLSS]
-; DLSS model recommendations:
-;
-; Model | DLSS  | Recommended modes               | Notes
-; ------+-------+---------------------------------+----------------------------------
-; K     | 4     | DLAA / Quality / Balanced       | Default; faster alternative to M/L
-; M     | 4.5   | Performance                     | More demanding on RDNA3
-; L     | 4.5   | Ultra Performance               | Especially 4K; experimental
-; E     | 3 CNN | Quality / Balanced / Performance | Legacy faster fallback
-; F     | 3 CNN | DLAA / Ultra Performance        | Deprecated; prefer K or L
-;
-; Select the upscaling mode separately in game/OptiScaler. These are recommendations;
-; other modes are allowed. L requires the L texture build.
-; game = use the game/OptiScaler choice. Benchmarks: D4R_README.txt.
-Model = K
-; NVIDIA's library marks the image "DLSS SDK - DO NOT DISTRIBUTE" in this setup; d4r turns that off.
-; true shows it.
-ShowWatermark = false
-
-[Latency]
-; 0: every frame shows its own DLSS result, as with a native upscaler (needs the d3d12.dll that came
-;    with d4r next to the game).
-; 1-3: allow results up to that many frames old. Slightly more fps, more input latency.
-FrameAge = 0
-
-[Kernels]
-; Prioritize fidelity over speed. Uses accuracy variants of all native kernels, preserves NVIDIA's
-; intermediate FP8/f16 rounding and denormal handling, and keeps NGX's synchronization calls.
-; Slower but aims to match RTX DLSS.
-PreferAccuracy = false
-; false reduces L/M motion trails by using original enc1/enc2 layers; other native kernels stay on.
-; Best paired with PreferAccuracy = true; costs some GPU time. Restart after changing this.
-NativeSwinEncoders = true
-; Hand-written RDNA3 and RDNA4 kernels for the DLSS 4 and 4.5 networks (d4r\kernels). Each one is used
-; only when your DLSS library's code for that kernel matches the code it was written for; otherwise
-; that kernel is compiled from NVIDIA's code instead, which is slower but still correct.
-NativeKernels = on
-; RDNA4 (RX 9000 series) only: run DLSS's FP8 math on the GPU's native FP8 matrix units, with NVIDIA's
-; own FP8 rounding in the DLSS 4.5 (M) layers. off runs it as 16-bit math, as on RDNA3. Ignored on
-; other GPUs.
-NativeFp8 = on
-
-[Interop]
-; Experimental thin-feature tracking: 0 = off; 1/2 = opaque-surface dilation radius.
-; Both enabled values fill sky gaps from the nearest foreground within 8 render pixels.
-; Requires render- or display-resolution, unjittered motion vectors and same-frame linear VRAM inputs. Restart to change.
-; Unsupported features keep original vectors; larger radii may affect disocclusion edges.
-MotionVectorDilation = 0
-; Keep inputs and output in video memory. Input and output readiness waits use CPU sleeps.
-VramInterop = true
-LinearInputs = true
-ElideNgxSync = true
-; Lets DLSS's last kernel write straight into the game's output buffer (DLSS 4 / K only). It takes
-; effect only while d4r's own output kernel runs, which it does when the DLSS library matches.
-DirectOutput = auto
-
-[Paths]
-; Linux paths.
-; ROCm installation (default: the ROCm runtime in d4r\rocm, else /opt/rocm)
-RocmDir = auto
-; Cache for the compiled DLSS kernels (default ~/.cache/d4r). The first launch fills it.
-CacheDir = auto
-
-[Debug]
-; d4r's log is d4r\d4r_nvngx.log, rewritten at every launch.
-; Profile = true adds one line of timings per frame.
-Profile = false
-
-[Env]
-; Extra environment variables for d4r, NAME = value.
-; Sleeping event queries are the default; 0 restores context waits for an A/B comparison.
-; D4R_SHIM_BLOCKING_SYNC = 0