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# Elden Ring Proton Patcher # Elden Ring Proton Patcher
Elden Ring enhancement patches (custom frame rate limits, ultrawide support etc.) seamlessly integrated with Steam. Elden Ring enhancement patches (custom frame rate limits, ultrawide support etc.) seamlessly integrated with Steam.
Elden Ring Proton Patcher aims to enhance the experience when playing the game on Linux via Proton and Windows. It safely patches `eldenring.exe`, which is created in a temporary subdirectory and deleted on shutdown, via hex-edits, ensuring the patched executable is not run with EAC if no `--with-eac` flag is set. Use at your own risk. Elden Ring Proton Patcher aims to enhance the experience when playing the game on Linux via Proton and Windows. It safely patches `eldenring.exe`, which is created in a temporary subdirectory and deleted on shutdown, via hex-edits, ensuring the patched executable is not run with EAC if no `--with-eac` flag is set. Use it at your own risk.
## Dependencies ## Dependencies
- Python ≥ 3.8 - Python ≥ 3.8
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| `-v` or `--remove-vignette` | Remove the vignette. | | `-v` or `--remove-vignette` | Remove the vignette. |
| `-s` or `--skip-intro` | Skip intro logos on startup. | | `-s` or `--skip-intro` | Skip intro logos on startup. |
| `-u` or `--ultrawide` | Remove black bars in non 16:9 screens. | | `-u` or `--ultrawide` | Remove black bars in non 16:9 screens. |
| `--with-eac` | Run the game with EAC (use at your own risk). | | `--with-eac` | Run the game with EAC (use it at your own risk). |
## Windows support ## Windows support
The tool works just as well on Windows. This launch option line works if you installed Python from Microsoft Store: The tool works just as well on Windows. This launch option line works if you installed Python from Microsoft Store: