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# Native Windows RDNA4 game development package
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Validated hardware: Windows 11 x64 / Radeon RX 9070 XT / gfx1201. Native K and
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M transformer kernels pass standalone D3D12 + OptiScaler checks. Silent Hill 2
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K now renders real menu frames and M renders a saved gameplay level with
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GPU NaN/Inf checks. Both K and M pass 3840x2160 output on this machine.
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The user reports 49-51 FPS for K in the measured scene after the command-hook
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fix and locally built output-store optimization. This is a local
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development package; no NVIDIA proprietary DLL is included.
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Build the shim/diagnostics, corrected ZLUDA, K/M native objects and patched
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OptiScaler using the scripts in `scripts/windows`, then run:
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```powershell
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.\scripts\windows\package-windows-game.ps1 -ArchivePath "$PWD\dist\windows-rdna4-game.zip"
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```
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The package pins TheRock 10.2.0a20260929 because its Windows external-memory
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mapping lifetime passes the repeated import/release test. Stable HIP 7.2 has
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a reproduced mapped-view leak; see `docs/windows-rdna4-port.md` for the source
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fix, exact dependency versions, validation and complete build commands.
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The ZIP contains only manifest-listed files, including a snapshot of committed
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d4r source. Private NVIDIA-derived objects, caches and diagnostic captures are
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excluded. Original FP8 M and the optional hardware-packing variant pass strict
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replay/network tests but do not establish a full-network speedup, so the game
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package retains its FP16-equivalent M baseline.
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Run a D3D12 game without anti-cheat using your locally supplied NVIDIA DLLs:
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```powershell
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.\dist\windows-rdna4-game\windows-game.ps1 -GameExe "D:\Games\SILENT HILL 2\SHProto\Binaries\Win64\SHProto-Win64-Shipping.exe" -NgxCore "C:\Users\Administrator\d4r\_nvngx.dll" -DlssDll "C:\Users\Administrator\d4r\nvngx_dlss.dll" -Preset 11
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```
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Use `-Preset 13` for M. The validated manifest requires DLSS 310.9.1 with the
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recorded SHA256; other feature DLLs require regenerating and validating the
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native manifest. Select an upscaler supported by OptiScaler in the game.
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The script installs `dxgi.dll`, an explicit DLSS configuration and a private
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`d4r` runtime directory, and captures stdout/stderr, exit code, loaded DLL paths,
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driver information and OptiScaler logs. Ordinary runs use a process job without
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an attached debugger. Add `-CaptureExceptions` to capture exception events and
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minidumps when reproducing a crash. A local
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ZIP bundle is printed at exit. `-RunSeconds 120` bounds a diagnostic run;
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the normal default allows you to play until you close the game.
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For the Silent Hill 2 startup black-screen investigation, add
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`-DiagnosticResolution 1280x720`. This backs up its two graphics configuration
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files, temporarily selects a window at that resolution, and restores the
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original bytes after the test. It does not change progression saves. First-use
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PTX compilation can be slow; `-CacheDirectory <existing-ZLUDA-cache>` reuses
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modules with matching GPU, codegen switches and ZLUDA binary fingerprint.
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Add `-ValidateOutput` to scan the entire RGBA16F DLSS output for NaN/Inf on
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the GPU before returning it to D3D12. Only two diagnostic counters (8 bytes)
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are read by the CPU; image data remains in VRAM. Validation failures are
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reported explicitly. Disable this diagnostic when measuring production speed.
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`-ProfileStages` records CPU completion time for seven interop/NGX stages,
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command-list split/replay, submitted state publication and suffix completion.
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The recording interval measures NGX calls on the recording thread, not Present.
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`-ProfileKernels` enables synchronizing HIP-event kernel profiling and changes
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frame scheduling; use it separately from a production FPS measurement.
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`-ProfileCommandHooks` samples one in 64 D3D12 interceptions to distinguish
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tracking/lock waits from driver calls. It is disabled in ordinary runs.
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`-ProfileCudaApi` aggregates existing CUDA API host durations without adding
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HIP events or synchronization. `-UncachedInteropLists` restores per-frame
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copy-list allocation for comparison with the normal safely reused lists.
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`-ProfileGpuBoundary` requires `-AsyncInterop` and measures D3D12 GPU intervals
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around the input/output copies and external fence. It reads 32 timestamp bytes
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only after existing completion, with no extra CPU wait. Its external interval
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includes HIP and scheduling; it is not an isolated transformer kernel time.
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The runner drains stdout/stderr concurrently as raw bytes; the earlier
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line-oriented PowerShell collector imposed large per-frame delays. The optional
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ZLUDA kernel profiler is for diagnostics only. Measurements and reproduction
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commands are in [windows-performance.md](windows-performance.md).
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`-AsyncInterop` enables the experimental K scheduling path. Submission queues
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the current frame's input/output dependencies and returns while a CUDA worker
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executes DLSS. Owned command memory is retained until GPU completion; feature
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release and resource reconfiguration wait for pending consumers. It passes
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the standalone queued-frame and Release/CreateFeature exact-output regression,
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but remains opt-in while game stability and performance are checked. It
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currently requires one D3D12 command queue. This switch is independent of
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profiling and output scans; omit those diagnostics for a production FPS run.
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Ordinary runs use OptiScaler info logging and suppress successful HIP/CUDA API
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messages. Errors, GPU identity, imports, frame records and native/translated
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kernel launches remain logged. `-VerboseRuntime` enables all API and frontend
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trace messages when investigating a failure. Numerical relaxation flags are
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cleared in the child process; FP16 rounding and subnormals stay enabled.
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The optional K output-store optimization is built locally from your NVIDIA DLL
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with `build-native-texture.ps1` and checked by `test-native-texture.ps1`;
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commands and measurements are in [windows-performance.md](windows-performance.md).
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Add `-LocalTextureKernels "C:\Users\Administrator\d4r\build\private-textures-gfx1201"`
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to the game command to install it. The object/manifest hashes and DLSS identity
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must match validation. These generated objects contain NVIDIA code, remain
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private, and are excluded from the distributable package. Ordinary launches
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inherit the game's resolution/window settings; the default argument is `-dx12`.
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Original files are backed up before replacement. Restore with:
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```powershell
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.\dist\windows-rdna4-game\windows-game.ps1 -Action restore -GameExe "D:\Games\SILENT HILL 2\SHProto\Binaries\Win64\SHProto-Win64-Shipping.exe"
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```
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Restore refuses to overwrite files changed since installation. Backups and
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diagnostic results are retained. The script does not change progression saves,
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system DLLs, driver settings or security settings. All runtime work is native
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Windows. Colour, depth, motion, exposure and output cross APIs through VRAM
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and shared D3D12 fences; the backend waits for the current frame and never
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uses a previous-frame fallback.
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OptiScaler source modifications are GPL-3.0 and exported under
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`source-patches/optiscaler`. ZLUDA source modifications are exported under
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`source-patches/zluda`. Dependency license texts and build hashes are included.
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