Fixes stretched ultrawide FMV and fixes AC:Unity crashing on computers with more than 30 CPU cores.
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>>ABOUT THIS MOD
This fixes AC:Unity crashing to desktop if you have more than 30 CPU cores without needing to change OS/BIOS settings. Basically this patch lies to the game saying that only 24 cores are available.
Also, full-motion videos are stretched on ultrawide monitors (above 16:9). For instance, on my Odyssey G9 the videos are stretched twice as wide. This patch fixes that so videos are instead centered with correct aspect ratio.
>>HOW IT WORKS
This mod side-loads a DLL without needing to patch the original ACU.exe. The new DLL spoofs Windows CPU functions, as well as some functions for the Bink video player to fix stretching on ultrawide monitors.
>>INSTALLING
Download the ACSModFiles.zip file and open it. Copy the two contained files (both .DLL files) into your game install directory. You can find the game install directory in Steam by clicking the Gear icon, then Manage, then Browse Local Files:
One of the .DLL files will replace an existing one.