Fast Shader
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This is a mod that reduces the processing of the shader and raises the frame rate per second of the NMS.
This is especially effective for low-spec GPUs. Enjoy a comfortable NMS!
Fast Shader does not support VR. Enjoy VR with beautiful vanilla graphics.
MIN especially disables shadows that are said to be GPU-intensive. Since the shadow function is not deleted, set the shadow setting to MIN.
Also does not perform standard Fast Shader optimization. Use this if you experience display problems. sorry.
MID additionally disables Depth Of Field and Particles. MotionBlur and TAA disable the function because the processing is large even with the OFF setting.
Also disables the effects displayed during UI display and NPC conversation. Optimize the display of galaxies and galaxy maps on the title screen.
MAX additionally disables Bloom, HBAO, LightShafts, SailingWay, SpeedLines, etc. The change in appearance is large.
Reduce the complexity of planetary terrain. If you want a normal display, increase the setting.
EXTREME also erases the display of the planet's atmosphere and water, but it is light. Also disable some mask functions, such as scanning.
It would be nice if you could play NMS with CPU built-in GPU (Intel iGPU or AMD APU).
Please refrain from uploading the NMS play screen using Fast Shader.
FastShade change file PIPELINES / PIPELINEDEFERRED.BIN GCGRAPHICSGLOBALS.GLOBAL.MBIN GCENVIRONMENTGLOBALS.GLOBAL.MBIN
Thanks for the tool psarc MBINCompiler used in the packaging of the MOD!
Unzip
Put any of Min, Mid, Max and Extreme files into No Mans Sky root directory/GAMEDATA/PCBANKS/MODS
Delete No Mans Sky root directory/GAMEDATA/PCBANKS/DISABLEMODS.TXT
Enjoying!
1.0 Living Ship (2.31)
release version!
Beta 0.9 Beyond (2.06)
Thanks, The Fast Shader mod optimizes NMS for weak GPUs, increases framerates and reduces shader processing load, but does not support VR and may disable some graphical effects. @retro bowl
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