#Cemu 1.7.0 texture pack update
This means that after each update to the emulator, you will no longer need to rebuild up your shader cache from scratch for each of your games. Is there a way to fix this? H WRONG, stupid. Every time I enter the game, it starts loading it (cached shader). The script has been wrapped as an exe using PS2EXE-GUI. Make sure to delete the contents of shaderCache/ first as Cemu will not dump shaders that are already cached.
#Cemu 1.7.0 texture pack install
Follow our dumping guide to dump and install the latest BOTW update to Cemu, make sure the game is updated on your console before doing so. Below graphics put : disableGPUFence = true That is the key to performance and fps. H E L P ! Will be exported to log.txt in the Cemu folder. Restore your original transferable directory, so you can use the caches in your other games, and add your downloaded shader cache file with the correct name. Ever since CEMU received Vulkan support, there is a massive gain in performance on a majority of titles. Dump You can choose Textures and Shaders. When you open up your game in cemu, you should see a grey progress bar with text such as '1456/2789'. What do I do? In 1.7.3 it was 4-7 fps even at 560p. I'll have to look into that, or just go with Skylake. If you're finding cemu overwrites your cache file (the size of the file goes to ~0), then its likely the downloaded shader cache isn't compatible with the version of cemu you are using. The main problem is that JIT Compiling Wii U shaders to PC compatible shaders is an expensive task. Do I need to paste the new cache file to both folders? CEMU GL Shader Cache. Shader caches are found in \shaderCache\transferable\. For pll struggling with what to name the shader cache file:If you've ran the game once, the shader cache file should already be in the transferable directory, but there will likely be other cache files in there from other games. The more caches you have, the less stutters you get during game play because those area of the game are already saved in the caches.