DLSS 3.10.7 Preset M question

[Patricks]

Any idea why, with DLSS Swapper set to 3.10.7 and Preset "M" I see (in a replay track, played in 2D for recording) it displays as 3.10.7 Preset "F"?  Is it because playback was on 2560x1440 flatscreen? Never noticed this DLSS graphic in-game..

 

[Patricks]

Further testing..

1. Updated Nvidia Profile inspector to v3.0.2.2 and used NVidia GLOM to inject DLSS 3.10.7 into the latest drivers.

2. Set NPI to force DLSS 3.10.7 (DLSS - Enable DLL Override)

3. Set NPI to force Preset Letter to "M" (DLSS - Forced Preset Level)

This resulted in DLSS disappearing from the IL-2 Korea menus, only FSR was available.

3. Reset DLSS - Enable DLL Override) to "Off"

4. DLSS reappeared in Korea Graphics Options, enabled DLSS Quality again.

5. In DLSS Swapper (v1.2.5.0), changed Preset to K, then back to M

6. Back in Korea, all options correct, recorded Free Flight.

7. Render Preset "F" shows on recording screen??? 

Edited August 18 by Patricks

[Husar]

Some games don’t allow you to swap the DLSS DLL, I was using  only NVIDIA app to  change the presets (tested almost all available) The best way to check which preset is currently in use is to enable the debug overlay - as you are doing. I haven’t checked replays with 1.0 yet, but in EA replays where showing M preset. Don’t understand why it should be different .

I think you should change DLSS  presets in Nvidia app (working 100 %) not in DLSS swapper or Nvidia inspector for this game yet.

 

 

 

Edited August 18 by Husar

[Patricks]

3 hours ago, Husar said:

Some games don’t allow you to swap the DLSS DLL, I was using  only NVIDIA app to  change the presets (tested almost all available) The best way to check which preset is currently in use is to enable the debug overlay - as you are doing. I haven’t checked replays with 1.0 yet, but in EA replays where showing M preset. Don’t understand why it should be different .

I think you should change DLSS  presets in Nvidia app (working 100 %) not in DLSS swapper or Nvidia inspector for this game yet.

 

 

 

 

EDIT: Maybe because i'm running latest DLSS 3.10.7?

Thanks, but if I set "Super Resolution" to anything but Recommended the DLSS options disappear out of the Korea Graphics menu! What seems to happen is, when I check Nvidia Profile Inspector settings NvApp is setting "DLSS-Enable DLL Override" to "On - DLSS-SR overridden by latest installed (v310.7.0.0)". If that setting is anything but "Off", all DLSS Options in Il-2 Korea vanish. I can turn the "DLSS-Enable DLL Override" off in NPI, have NvApp set exactly like yours (I even tried "K"), and in the replay track (DLSS text only shows in the 2D replay) it shows as "F" regardless. Going to delete the DLSS Swapper profiles, test again to be sure it wasn't causing the issues.

 

And no difference. Enabling ANY preset in NvApp sets "DLSS-Enable DLL Override" to "On - DLSS-SR overridden by latest installed (v310.7.0.0)", which eliminates all DLSS options in Korea...

 

 

Edited August 18 by Patricks

[Husar]

3 hours ago, Patricks said:

Maybe because i'm running latest DLSS 3.10.7

Use the same DLSS as was shipped with game installation 3.10.6 and remember to set native monitor resolution in game menu 

[Patricks]

1 hour ago, Husar said:

Use the same DLSS as was shipped with game installation 3.10.6 and remember to set native monitor resolution in game menu 

I'll give it a go, DLSS Swapper back to 3.10.6 and see what happens..

EDIT: OK! Used Nvidia DLSSGlom to swap the Global DLSS default back to 3.10.6, then DLSS Swapper to revert back in IL-2 Korea. Jus to see the effect in Nvidia Profile Inspector (it was set "DLSS-Enable DLL Override" to "On - DLSS-SR overridden by latest installed (v310.6.0) and the Nvidia App I set the Preset to "M" in DLSS Swapper. It changed the other two apps to "M" as well. Started Korea, and DLSS Quality was still there. Ran a test and all was well, checked in a recorded Track and "M" was there. Odd thing was, I tried "L" and "K" and the Track showed "F" for both of those.. Back to M and all was well. 

One other thing I noticed in all this, if I Enable "Indirect Lighting", my FPS takes a nosedive (by a good 30%!)...

Edited August 18 by Patricks