MadKingCole

For clarification: Correction, Reshade works with Wined3d, you just need to install it after the Wined3d DLLs. Make sure you select OpenGL during installation and not DirectX9

Hi all, Correction, Reshade works after installing the wined3d dlls. You just need to select OpenGL during installation and not DirectX9

Hi Rick, Yes, I think it will help many people and prevent unnecessary GPU purchases (especially given the current prices!). After a few hours of flying, I haven't noticed any particular bugs so far. There may be a slight loss of FPS due to emulation to OpenGL, but this remains to be confirmed. If the FPS really drops, we can always consider Lossless Scaling, which also works well with the title!

Hi Cyrano, you can try Wind3d check my response here!

Hi everyone, I was also frustrated by this texture issue. I am on a 100% AMD configuration: - CPU 5600x - GPU 6700 10Gb - 32 Gb DDR4 3200Mhz - Game installed on NvMe After testing several configurations in the AMD driver, I thought back to the DXVK wrapper I had used for another game under DX9. Since DXVK is Vulkan-oriented, I had no illusions about its compatibility with the game, and indeed it does not work. So I looked for other DX9 wrappers and came across DGVoodoo2. After configuration, this one works and removes the black tile effects above the cities, but displays graphic artefacts (night projectors are visible in broad daylight :)). Finally, on a Reddit forum, I came across another wrapper, WineD3D: https://fdossena.com/?p=wined3d/index.frag After applying the DLLs, surprise, surprise, it works! No more black tiles, and so far I haven't seen any other graphical artefacts. I used to run Reshade, but that's not possible now because Wined3d already injects its own DX9 DLL. It's a choice you have to make, but personally I prefer to remove the tile effect. Happy flying, everyone Screenshots comparison