Goverlay has officially launched its latest update, version 1.6.4, which introduces a significant new feature: FSR management. This enhancement allows users to seamlessly switch between various versions of FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR) via a convenient dropdown menu. This improvement makes it easier for users to explore the latest AI-enhanced versions of FSR if their hardware supports it, or to revert to older versions that may perform better on specific graphics cards.
In addition to the FSR management feature, the update includes several behind-the-scenes improvements aimed at enhancing overall functionality. For instance, Goverlay now automatically verifies the existence of necessary folders and configures OptiScaler during updates. Furthermore, the update ensures that user settings are consistently saved after each modification, eliminating the need for users to reconfigure their preferences repeatedly.
The update has also addressed a regression bug, thanks to the contributions of community member @LuanVSO, who submitted a fix via pull request #222, showcasing the importance of community collaboration in maintaining the software's performance.
For those who use OBS in conjunction with Goverlay, it is advisable to delete the old FGMOD folder and perform a fresh installation of the update to prevent any compatibility issues.
Overall, Goverlay 1.6.4 provides users with improved versatility and reliability, making it easier to optimize their gaming experience.
In addition to these changes, future updates could potentially incorporate more advanced features such as enhanced compatibility with emerging graphics technologies, performance analytics tools for users to track their settings’ impact on game performance, or even community-driven presets for different gaming scenarios. As gaming technology evolves, Goverlay's commitment to user-friendly updates will be crucial in maintaining its relevance in the competitive landscape
In addition to the FSR management feature, the update includes several behind-the-scenes improvements aimed at enhancing overall functionality. For instance, Goverlay now automatically verifies the existence of necessary folders and configures OptiScaler during updates. Furthermore, the update ensures that user settings are consistently saved after each modification, eliminating the need for users to reconfigure their preferences repeatedly.
The update has also addressed a regression bug, thanks to the contributions of community member @LuanVSO, who submitted a fix via pull request #222, showcasing the importance of community collaboration in maintaining the software's performance.
For those who use OBS in conjunction with Goverlay, it is advisable to delete the old FGMOD folder and perform a fresh installation of the update to prevent any compatibility issues.
Overall, Goverlay 1.6.4 provides users with improved versatility and reliability, making it easier to optimize their gaming experience.
In addition to these changes, future updates could potentially incorporate more advanced features such as enhanced compatibility with emerging graphics technologies, performance analytics tools for users to track their settings’ impact on game performance, or even community-driven presets for different gaming scenarios. As gaming technology evolves, Goverlay's commitment to user-friendly updates will be crucial in maintaining its relevance in the competitive landscape
Goverlay 1.6.4 released
Goverlay has been updated to version 1.6.4, which includes a useful new feature: FSR management. This allows users to easily switch between different versions of FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR) using a dropdown menu, making it easier to experiment with the latest AI-enhanced version if supported or stick with an older version that works better on certain graphics cards. The update also includes behind-the-scenes improvements, such as automatic verification of necessary folders and setting up OptiScaler during updates, and ensuring settings are properly saved after each change.
