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About this mod
This tool will apply a fix for stutter caused by the way the engine handles device changes.
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This is a mod that sets a flag in the game's memory to help resolve a stuttering issue that is very present throughout Elden Ring, Sekiro and Dark Souls 3.
The mod is by kh0nsu on Github - this page used to contain my fork which was updated for new versions but kh0nsu has updated the mod themselves to allow it to automatically detect the flags - meaning the DLL can be used on any game, with any update (and that I can stop updating it every time Elden Ring gets a patch!)
Usage
You will know if the patch worked if a sound plays when loading the game.
For Elden Ring, EAC MUST BE DISABLED.
All the credit for this update goes to kh0nsu.
This mod used to contain an EXE version, however that's been discontinued due to the lack of popularity.
Furthermore, the mod used to help with a different stutter when getting achievements - by straight up fully disabling achievements - but that's also been removed as it's not really an ideal solution.
The mod is by kh0nsu on Github - this page used to contain my fork which was updated for new versions but kh0nsu has updated the mod themselves to allow it to automatically detect the flags - meaning the DLL can be used on any game, with any update (and that I can stop updating it every time Elden Ring gets a patch!)
Usage
- Without a mod loader: Place the DLL alongside the game's executable file and rename the DLL to "dinput8.dll".
- With a mod loader: Load as any other mod.
You will know if the patch worked if a sound plays when loading the game.
For Elden Ring, EAC MUST BE DISABLED.
All the credit for this update goes to kh0nsu.
This mod used to contain an EXE version, however that's been discontinued due to the lack of popularity.
Furthermore, the mod used to help with a different stutter when getting achievements - by straight up fully disabling achievements - but that's also been removed as it's not really an ideal solution.