- Enhanced architecture for processing large-scale movements, enabling efficient usage at lower frame rates. Hence, the minimum recommended base frame rates are 30/40 for 1080p/1440p resolutions respectively, with 60 FPS and higher recommended for an optimal experience.
- Noticeable reduction of common artifacts such as motion ghosting, edge distortion, and image blurring. In cases where artifacts persist, it is advisable to increase the base frame rate.
- GPU load has increased by 1.5 - 2x depending on the resolution. Therefore, a new 'Performance' mode has been added to preserve the performance of the previous version. It retains all the main advantages of the quality version and surpasses the LSFG 1.1, all at the same speed.
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Performance Mode HotfixResolved a critical bug that impacted quality in LSFG 3.1 Performance mode. · Fixed an issue where holding down a key wouldn’t repeat input if it was part of a scaling hotkey combo. · Added Macedonian localization. Big thanks to everyone helping make LS better. Also, check out the excellent work by PancakeTAS on running LSFG on Linux: Have fun!LSFG 3.1This update introduces significant architectural improvements, with a focus on image quality and performance gains. Quality Improvements · Enhanced overall image quality within a specific timestamp range, with the most noticeable impact in Adaptive Mode and high-multiplier Fixed Mode · Improved quality at lower flow scales · Reduced ghosting of moving objects · Reduced object flickering · Impro…Adaptive Frame GenerationAFG Introducing Adaptive Frame Generation (AFG) mode, which dynamically adjusts fractional multipliers to maintain a specified framerate, independent of the base game framerate. This results in smoother frame pacing than fixed multiplier mode, ensuring a consistently fluid gaming experience. AFG is particularly beneficial for games that are hard or soft capped at framerates that don’t align as…