Framerate Slider
Changes the framerate dropdown into a slider, giving you more control over your FPS and doing so in vanilla style
Date uploaded | 8 months ago |
Version | 1.0.5 |
Download link | Confusified-Framerate_Slider-1.0.5.zip |
Downloads | 10599 |
Dependency string | Confusified-Framerate_Slider-1.0.5 |
This mod requires the following mods to function
BepInEx-BepInExPack
BepInEx pack for Mono Unity games. Preconfigured and ready to use.
Preferred version: 5.4.2100Evaisa-HookGenPatcher
Generates MonoMod.RuntimeDetour.HookGen's MMHOOK file during the BepInEx preloader phase.
Preferred version: 0.0.5README
Framerate Slider
Changes the framerate dropdown into a slider, giving you more control over your FPS in vanilla style
Features
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More freedom over your framerate limit
- You can choose your framerate to be anywhere from 1 to 500
If you set it below 1, VSync will be enabled. If you set it above 500, Unlimited will be enabled
- Unlimited is the same as vanilla's Uncapped
Vanilla actually uses a framerate cap for uncapped, while this mod's Unlimited completely removes that
- You can choose your framerate to be anywhere from 1 to 500
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A nearly seamless transition between vanilla and modded
- You can swap between vanilla and this mod and your framerate limit will remain the same
Within vanilla's limits
- You can swap between vanilla and this mod and your framerate limit will remain the same
CHANGELOG
Version 1.1.1
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Fixed audio playing twice when discarding settings
- Only when you've adjusted the value on the slider
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Fixed VSync setting your framerate cap to 1
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Added HookGenPatcher as a dependency on Thunderstore
- If you did not have this the mod simply would not work at all
Version 1.1.0
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Removed the .private file
- It only served to save the config file version
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Added custom framerate cap for menu's
- By default it is only enabled for the main menu
- By default the framerate cap is set to 60
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Added support for LethalConfig
- It is a soft dependency
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Added custom max framerate cap
- Previously the max was 500 fps, it is now customisable
Version 1.0.5
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Fixed the config not working properly
- It wouldn't set your framerate properly
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Fixed the mod breaking when entering a lobby
- The settings UI would break because of this
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Changed mod icon
- Now properly shows what the slider looks like
- I forgot to update it last patch
Version 1.0.4
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Changed how the config works
- It will now automatically remove unused values, say goodbye to clutter
- Certain settings that are not meant to be edited are now in their separate config file
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Changed the README
- Added bigger spaces between the texts to help with readability
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Changed the line from the slider
- It used to be offset to be on the default value, it is now in the middle of the slider
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Changed description slightly
- Added 'FPS' in the description, which will probably make it easier to find
Version 1.0.3
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Changed the changelog formatting
- There are bigger spaces between the texts to help with readability
- There is now an explanation for most changes and fixes
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Changed the README formatting
- And made the README look nicer
- It now shows the features of the mod in a better way
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Fixed mod not properly setting the slider when a config already exists
- If you were to disable/uninstall the mod (but keep the config) and then use the mod again, it wouldn't sync with the vanilla framerate
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Fixed incorrect value being used in vanilla
- This would only affect you if you were to disable the mod and then play (after having used the mod before), as it wouldn't properly save the vanilla framerate
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Fixed issues relating to resetting your settings to default
- It would not reset everything to default
- It would play a button sound twice when resetting to default, only when your framerate limit wasn't set to the default (60)
Version 1.0.2
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Fixed the slider overlapping the confirm menu
- It would be above the menu (and the overlay that comes with it) making it look very out of place
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Added a more seamless transition between vanilla and using this mod
- The mod will take the vanilla framerate and use it in the mod's slider
- This would only be useful for people downloading the mod for the first time
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Fixed button sound playing when entering the main menu or game
- This started in version 1.0.1 because of one of the fixes, now this is fixed too
Version 1.0.1
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Fixed volume being set to default
- There is now a button sound when entering the main menu or a game because of this, I will look further into this
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Fixed no sound playing when using the slider
- I do recommend using a mod that allows for more sounds to play at once, as it can temporarily cut off all sound when using the slider too fast
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Fixed confirm menu not showing
- Menu only exists when in a game (not the main menu)
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Fixed slider showing incorrect values
- Only happened when opening the settings for the first time
Version 1.0.0
- Release