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This was made possible by the research Kirnifr has done for his mod Elden Ring Reforged.
Ever hit the roll button, get hit, and have your character roll when no longer necessary? This alleviates that.
This is based on the work that Kirnifr has done on his mod Elden Ring Reforged. He put out a file containing only the roll input buffer fix for 1.04.1, but that's no longer compatible. Frame adjustments have been made on a fresh 1.06 file.
Mod Engine 2 is required. If you're new to Mod Engine 2, open up config_eldenring.toml and make the mods section look like this: mods = [ { enabled = true, name = "Roll Input Buffer Fix", path = "mod\\Roll Input Buffer Fix" } ]
When in doubt, use a toml validator tool like this one to ensure there's not a syntax error: https://www.toml-lint.com/