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But also great suggestion for Lossless scaling! fantastic program
unless u want to use FG, it is not worth it, at least for me.
P.S (u can use lossless scalling for FG, if u want to)
-go to settings (gear icon) > Graphics
-click perform reset or reset shader cache
-restart your PC
C:\Users\<YourUsername>\AppData\Local\AMD\
Same thing I'd imagine that there will be folders in there probably similar to Nvidia's structure.
Delete and give it a go.
You could sort the files by date and just try deleting the most recent one if Mecha BREAK has been the most recent game you have compiled shaders for and give that a go.
!!WARNING!!
If you delete the whole folder with all files inside this is most likely going to delete ALL shader cache for any game you have played and they would all have to be compiled again.
I did a little digging and couldn't find the specific shader files for Mecha BREAK.
But I did find where the Nvidia shader cache location is. I don't have an AMD card but I'll put in the file path from what I'm seeing on google.
For Nvidia shader cache:
C:\Users\<YourUsername>\AppData\Local\NVIDIA\
in here you have DXCache, GLCache and OptixCache folders. Most likely it will be under DXCache as it is using DirectX as the API. You could try deleting this folder and seeing if it works.
You can always restore the folder through your bin if you don't permanently delete it.
@Toonett
Your card is more than capable if you want it, but it's purely gimmick because it would enable you to use Framegen, which fakes frame-rates and gives you a ghosting effect. (well technically its just fake frames not fake framerates lol)
Haven't tested it enough to see if dx12 for MB is more VRAM efficient or generally performs well on the long run, but your 3080 is on par if not more better than a 4070, therefore you can give it a go!
@DAOWAce
I've mentioned 'globalgamemanagers', which you can UABEA (look it up) in and find the entry:
0x0000000D (InputManager) along with other asset values that you can "tamper" with. Its beyond my expertise anyway lol but if you absolutely need to mess around with acceleration, could just try to change your mouse dpi and other sensitivity settings too.