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The feller that made it said he has no idea how to code but made it with Claude, Use AI to make AI, It's AI-ception
best one yet outside of manually doing it to use it in emulators/obsAlso this one is good too -
GitHub - Kizzuwatnaa/DLSS5-Autopilot: Puts DLSS 5 neural rendering into games that never shipped it, and brings the game's own DLSS up to date - super resolution, ray reconstruction, frame generation. Scans your library, picks one of eight routes, fe
Puts DLSS 5 neural rendering into games that never shipped it, and brings the game's own DLSS up to date - super resolution, ray reconstruction, frame generation. Scans your library, picks one ...github.com
Very simple to use
Yeah interesting tech, it's not blowing me away tbh, needs to be in the hands of dev teams that can really make full use of it and disable it on the faces
In TLOU it looks worse. A YT video I saw in Cyberpunk PT 4K on 5090 went from 100fps to 60fps with it enabled, it looked different, but I couldn't say it looked better, not for a 40% performance hit, so whats the tech actually supposed to do exactly, because for 40% less frames I expect to be wowed.
It's to fix lighting in games where the devs didn't manage to achieve greatness? I fail to understand the use case. Or maybe a dev team can fire half the team and slap on dlss 5.0 at the end?
I just used a video from youtube to obs for it and it struggled with pre ps2 3d games that are too polygon, subtle changes to the face etc even with neural stuff all maxed out, with some slight lighting changes.
Final Fantasy X Remaster from 2013... crazy.
And it's more about politics at this point. The studio, devs and creative team has to sign it off.. the fireworks will be rendered in either 4.5 or 5.0. but I can do most stuff locally staying inside the 16gb vram. The point is what you might now be experiencing is where I was when first using image gen, it blew me away, at first and then you get to see its tricks and limitations.I'll only be using it in the official game support. I wonder if they're put DLSS 5.0 in GTA 6 and Witcher 4, that's my benchmark
Where are you guys grabbing the files and what is the process? Not been keeping up with it. Just enjoying pics posted on this thread.
Might try it in a few games myself
github.com
Go here and download the 1.2.0 .exe, Open it, Point it at your game, Install and that's it.
Once ingame you will see a "Press HOME" and it will bring up Reshade, Go to "Addons" and make sure Neural Rendering is there, It should be auto ticked.
GitHub - Kizzuwatnaa/DLSS5-Autopilot: Puts DLSS 5 neural rendering into games that never shipped it, and brings the game's own DLSS up to date - super resolution, ray reconstruction, frame generation. Scans your library, picks one of eight routes, fe
Puts DLSS 5 neural rendering into games that never shipped it, and brings the game's own DLSS up to date - super resolution, ray reconstruction, frame generation. Scans your library, picks one ...
Is this safe?
Isn't normal files a copy paste or more involved?
