feature: add option for enabling all patches at once

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Marcus Gursch 2022-03-23 12:06:37 +01:00
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@ -25,13 +25,14 @@ A tool aimed at enhancing the experience when playing the game on linux through
1. Copy the file `er-patcher` to the game directory.
2. In steam, set the game launch options to `./er-patcher ARGS -- %command%` where ARGS is replaced with a combination of
- `-r RATE` or `--rate RATE` for setting a custom framerate cap (default: 60)
- `--all` for enabling all options except `--rate`
- `-u` or `--ultrawide` for removing black bars
- `-v` or `--disable-vigniette` for removing the vigniette overlay
- `-c` or `--disable-ca` for disabling chromatic abberation
- `-a` or `--increase-animation-distance` for fixing low frame rate animations at screen edges or for distant entities.
- `-s` or `--skip-intro` for skipping intro logos when the game starts
- `-f` or `--remove-60hz-fullscreen` for removing the 60Hz limit in fullscreen mode (only applies to windows and has no effect when running the game through proton due to fshack)
- Example: `./er-patcher --rate 30 -uavc -- %command%`
- Example: `./er-patcher --all --rate 30 -- %command%`
- Example with mangohud and wine fullscreen fsr: `./er-patcher --rate 144 -uvca -- env WINE_FULLSCREEN_FSR=1 MANGOHUD=1 MANGOHUD_CONFIG=histogram %command%`
3. Launch the game through steam. `er-patcher` automatically launches a patched version of `eldenring.exe` with EAC disabled.
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It also work just as well on windows. The only difference is, that you need to run the script via your Python 3 installation. The following launch option line works in case you installed Python from Microsoft Store:
> `python er-patcher --rate 165 -uvcaf -- %command%`
> `python er-patcher --rate 165 --all -- %command%`
Note: This spawns a python console which will close by itself after the game has finished running. If you find this annoying you can try using `pythonw` instead. In any case `python` needs to be in PATH for windows to find it.