3D Vision fix for Tales of Zestiria, with extra hotkeys to disable some effects.
Fixed
- Shadows.
- Shadows.
- Lighting.
- Battle area limit line.
- Water.
- Water.
- Haloing problems (partially thanks to eqzitara for showing me how to fix one type in 2016).
- Sun position.
Installation
- Download this file and extract its contents in the "Tales of Zestiria" folder, where "Tales of Zestiria.exe" is. You will notice that there is a "visiond3d9.dll" file instead of the usual "d3d9.dll". This fix assumes that you are going to use the Tales of Zestiria "Fix" from Kaldaien (Special K). And I recommend that (it features 60fps, high resolution shadows, audio fixes, and more).
- Make sure you have installed the latest Tales of Zestiria "Fix" from Kaldaien: https://steamcommunity.com/groups/SpecialK_Mods/discussions/5/2741975115064741602/
- You need to make Kaldaien's fix load the 3D Vision fix. To do so, open "d3d9.ini" and add this block near the beginning of the file:
[Import.visiond3d9]
Architecture=Win32
Filename=visiond3d9.dll
When=Late
Role=d3d9
- Run the game. Remember to change convergence because Nvidia's default setting is extremely low for this game.
Hotkeys and features
- F1: high convergence preset. Recommended for gameplay. If you manually change convergence after pressing this key and then you press F7, the value for this preset will be saved.
Hotkeys and features
- F1: high convergence preset. Recommended for gameplay. If you manually change convergence after pressing this key and then you press F7, the value for this preset will be saved.
- F2: low convergence preset. Recommended for cutscenes. If you manually change convergence after pressing this key and then you press F7, the value for this preset will be saved.
- F3: HUD depth presets. Screen depth by default.
- F4: cel shading toggle. Not disabled by default.
- F5: depth of field toggle. Not disabled by default.
- F6: specular reflections stereoization presets. Not used by default, and I don't recommend it much, because I couldn't find the proper FOV value to make it correct at all moments. One press and it will be suitable for normal gameplay. The second press is a lower setting intended for cutscenes. The third press disables this stereoization again.
If you liked the fix and want to contribute for more future fixes, you can donate to this PayPal account: masterotakusuko@gmail.com
Lol - I was in for something unrelated and saw this >Haloing problems (partially thanks to eqzitara for showing me how to fix one type in 2016)
ReplyDeleteGood to know that something I did still had a positive effect X years later and considering how much more advanced you are then I ever was.
Thank you so much!!!
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