The mod files simply replace the in-game FSR with DLSS version 3.6.0.
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INSTALLATION:
Download "TCP - DLSS" archive
Unzip all archive files to "...\Steam\steamapps\common\The Callisto Protocol\TheCallistoProtocol\Binaries\Win64"
I recommend running the "EnableNvidiaSigOverride.reg" file for DLSS settings to work correctly (or for DLSS to work in general)
Turn on the FSR in the game.
IM NOT A "MOD" DEVELOPER!
I used 2 existing modifications in my archive: 1. Starfield FSR2 Bridge - for swap FSR to DLSS. 2. DLSS Tweaks - for detailed DLSS configuration
If you want to see if DLSS really works and useful information about its operation, you can run "DLSSTweaksConfig.exe " and in the "DLSS" section, set the value of the item "OverrideDlssHud" - "Force enable"
DLSS in the game can be configured via "DLSSTweaksConfig.exe". Initially, I set presets there for all quality levels - "C".
You can also play with the original resolutions in various presets there.
