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Version 1.1.0.0
More modern UI
Added placeholder text that shows the name of the setting if the textbox is empty
Version 1.0.0.0
Initial release
GoT-AdvancedConfigurator A small .NET 8.0 WPF based application to edit the game's settings, it can save and load from/to files as well as change hidden settings!
Usage
Since this app is self explanatory in it's UI (unlike some other stuff I made), I wont go much into detail.
It reads from the windows registry and writes to there in order to set the game settings.
Format of settings are as follows: SettingName=value, DO NOT put something else there as that could cause some weird settings corruption
DO NOT CHANGE SETTINGS NAMES
Settings with no effect (list may grow)
FOVCorrection, game caps it at 1250
Sharpness/UpscaleSharpness, not entirely sure, needs more testing
Settings with performance boost effects (list may grow)
AsyncCompute, mainly for older GPUs that don't support async compute, set to 0 to gain a small but noticeable boost
Performance tip for pascal and polaris GPU users Set AsyncCompute to '0' to get a small boost in GPU usage and general performance (verified this with my 1070, actually does something)