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FPSLocker 2.2.0

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Un overlay que con el complemento SaltyNX NX-FPS permite establecer FPS personalizados en los juegos de Nintendo Switch.

Requisitos

Utilización

La superposición se ejecuta en dos modos:

Cuando el juego se está ejecutando

Si el juego es compatible con SaltyNX y lo has instalado todo correctamente, verás un menú en el que la primera línea indica que el plugin NX-FPS se está ejecutando. Explicación de cada línea:

  • Interval Mode - es utilizado por la API NVN para establecer el limitador a 30 FPS (2) o 60 FPS (1 o 0 (0 significa que el juego nunca se molestó en establecerlo, también puede ser una señal de que el juego no está utilizando NVN sino EGL o Vulkan))
  • Custom FPS Target - se utiliza para bloquear el juego a ciertos FPS. Si el juego está usando bloqueos de FPS propietarios del motor, puede que no sea capaz de desbloquear más de 30 FPS sin parches adicionales.
  • Número grande a la derecha - muestra cuántos frames han pasado en el último segundo para el juego que se está ejecutando. Esto es para confirmar que el bloqueo está funcionando como se esperaba.
  • Aumentar/Disminuir objetivo FPS - Cambia el objetivo FPS por 5. Mínimo es 15 FPS, máximo es 60 FPS. Si el FPS está por encima de 30 FPS, se establece el modo de intervalo a 1. De lo contrario, se establece el intervalo a 2. De lo contrario, establece el intervalo en 2.
  • Desactivar objetivo FPS personalizado - Elimina el objetivo FPS. Dado que no podemos predecir qué modo de intervalo se espera en este punto, queda a discreción del usuario manipular los FPS para volver al intervalo correcto antes de desactivar el objetivo FPS.
  • Ajustes avanzados - submenú que consiste en:
    • Sincronizar espera - este es un ajuste peligroso que desactivado en la mayoría de los casos se bloqueará el juego (por ejemplo Witcher 3 y Breath of The Wild), pero en algunos puede traer el beneficio de desactivar el doble búfer a costa de pequeños fallos gráficos (por ejemplo Xenoblade Chronicles 3). Úsalo con precaución.
    • Convertir configuración en archivo de parche: si existe un archivo de configuración adecuado para este juego y versión, tendrás la opción de convertirlo en un archivo de parche que se cargará la próxima vez que ejecutes este juego. El parche se guarda en SaltySD/plugins/FPSLocker/patches/*titleid_uppercase*/*buildid_uppercase*.bin.
    • Borrar archivo de parche - si existe un archivo de configuración adecuado para este juego y versión, tendrás una opción para borrar el archivo de parche para que no se cargue cuando ejecutes este juego la próxima vez.
  • Guardar configuración - guarda el perfil del juego que se está ejecutando actualmente y que el plugin cargará la próxima vez al arrancar automáticamente. No lo uses si deshabilitaste Sync Wait y no probaste correctamente que no causará un crash. El perfil se guarda en SaltySD/plugins/FPSLocker/*titleid_uppercase*.dat

Cuando el juego no se está ejecutando

Se listarán los juegos instalados (máximo 32) y como primera opción está disponible el submenú "Todos".

Dentro de cada uno encontrará dos opciones:

  • Borrar configuraciones - borrará el archivo creado por la opción "Guardar configuraciones".
  • Borrar parches - borrará el archivo creado por la opción "Convertir configuración en archivo de parche". Traducido con www.DeepL.com/Translator (versión gratuita)

FPSLocker es una aplicación creada por masagrator.


Que novedades incluye la versión 2.2.0

Released

  • Añadido soporte para tasas de refresco en modo dock a 720p/1080p: 70, 72, 75, 80, 90, 95, 100, 110, 120 Hz (requiere SaltyNX 1.3.0 o superior).

  • Añadido asistente para probar tasas de refresco de 70 a 120 Hz en 1080p (en 720p se desbloquean automáticamente todas las tasas de refresco compatibles con tu pantalla).

  • No todas las pantallas que admiten señal 1080p pueden configurarse a tasas de refresco superiores a 75 Hz; más información en el archivo README.

  • Añadido soporte para cambiar la tasa de refresco en pantallas OLED de Switch y pantallas OLED Retro Remake. (Requiere SaltyNX 1.3.0 o superior).

    • En Switch OLED se incluyen ajustes automáticos de la curva gamma a nivel de hardware que intentan reproducir los colores originales lo más fielmente posible. Sin embargo, por la naturaleza de este enfoque, no es posible hacerlo de forma perfecta (el peor caso se da con un brillo del ~60 % usando 45 Hz). Además, cuanto menor sea la tasa de refresco, menor será el brillo máximo disponible.

    • Para los usuarios de la primera revisión de la Retro Remake SUPER5, es necesario activar el Modo Retro Remake en los ajustes de pantalla. Esto se debe a que no se puede diferenciar entre la primera SUPER5 y la ya existente pantalla InnoLux. Esta opción no aparecerá para otros usuarios.

  • Carga de títulos de juegos en segundo plano, lo que resulta en tiempos de arranque más rápidos cuando no hay ningún juego en ejecución.

  • Añadido soporte para los siguientes idiomas: alemán, francés, ruso, portugués brasileño y chino simplificado (la interfaz se ha rediseñado para dar más espacio al texto). El idioma se selecciona según el idioma del sistema. Si lo prefieres, puedes forzar el uso del inglés.


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      DefaultASCII - true includes a standard font, false includes an alternative font UseLibUsbHsFS - true enables libusbhsfs library for working with external USB drives via USB-OTG on Switch, false disables it. ExitToHomeScreen — if false, the exit from DBI occurs in the hbmenu, if true, to the Switch's home menu MainMenu
      Shows the corresponding menu items.
      true - display in main menu, false - hide from main menu
      BrowseSD - item "Browse SD card, to install games from Sd card USBHost - item "Browse USB0 Drive, to install games from an external USB BackendInstall - item "Install title from USB, for installing games from PC via backend GameCard - item "Install title from Gamecard, to install the contents of the cartridge in the memory of the console Network - item "Home server, to install games from a home web server BrowseApps - item "Browse installed applications, to manage installed applications Cleanup - item "Cleanup orphaned files, to clean up" orphaned "files from the memory card Tickets - item "Browse tickets, to manage tickets MTP - item "Run MTP responder, to start MTP Install
      CheckHash — if true, hashes of .nca files are checked when installing games on the Switch, if false, no. MTP
      LogAllFiles — false disables logging of all files when working with MTP; if true, all files are logged, even those that are less than 4MB. ShowCombinedNSPInInstalledGames — false disables display of combined (multi-title .NSP-file) titles. ShowMACInInstalledGames — false turns off the display of the virtual directory "Mods & cheats" in the Installed games item in the MTP, redirecting along the path /atmosphere/contents/%titleid_game% to the memory card. CustomStorages - show or hide storages, listed on MTP custom storages section MTP Storages
      Show relevant items when MTP Responder is running on PC / Android, by default all items are enabled for display.
      true - display in MTP on PC, false - no
      The item names correspond to the titles of the sections
      Network sources
      Names and addresses are set for installing games over the network (via WiFi / LAN adapter)
      MTP custom storages
      Custom items for MTP mode for quick access to folders on your memory card. Format: <folder display name> = <path>, for example: Homebrew = sdmc: / switch. In MTP mode, a Homebrew folder will appear, referring to the switch folder on your memory card
      Other possibilities
      Mounting the content of installed titles via MTP
      Go to "Browse installed applications" -> Choose apps you need to mount with X -> Press A -> "Mount contents via MTP"
      by rashevskyv.
    • Por Dekuwa
      Saturn2NSP es una aplicación que nos permite convertir nuestros juegos de Sega Saturn para poder ejecutarlos en Nintendo Switch en formato .NSP.

      Saturn2NSP ha sido creado por markus95.
    • Por Dekuwa
      Turnips es una aplicación que ofrece una vista previa de precios de nabos para Animal Crossing: New Horizons.
      AVISO: Esta herramienta lee datos de tu partida guardada. No me hago responsable de posibles pérdidas de datos; considera hacer una copia de seguridad antes de usarla.


      Créditos:
      The NHSE project for save decrypting/parsing. u/Kyek for the background and logo assets. Turnips es una aplicación creada por averne.
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