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it is normal the low fps ? i getting only 10~20 on open field and 60(only a few) on battles.My AMD driver is 13.5 beta
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Thanks, that worked. For anyone else in the future that might have the problem. Even though my graphics card has plenty of memory... 2GB I believe. Apparently, for whatever reason, it doesn't like going over a certain amount of memory in FF7.If you find the post again show it to me please ...
I think the many "ERROR: GL_OUT_OF_MEMORY" are the right note.
Your video card retains too much data.
Try to turn off vbo and pbo, may this helps.
If not, try also cache off.
Last shaders off could also help you to save video ram.
The only problem out of all of those was possibly post-processing. We should make a note in the FAQ that post-processing is broken.Thanks, that worked.
I turned on compress textures, then I turned off shaders, postprocessing, pbo and vbo.
1. You shouldn't install bootleg ontop of itself for changes like this, and it doesn't work anyway. You will need to completely uninstall and delete your entire FF7 directory (not the mods and the bootleg installer). If after bootleg you want to change something you need to do it outside of bootleg with other tools. If you had the exact battle model you wanted to insert in a file or folder, then you could do that without reinstalling bootleg. I don't know where to get that Vincent but you probably need to reinstall anyway. Be very careful with choices in bootleg because reinstalling it is a pain UNLESS you learn and use the bootleg "ff7 install image" function. "Install image", when correctly used, allows you to just reinstall bootleg over itself.I loaded Whiteraven's Vincent to see how it looked (looked great apart from the size compared to the rest of the characters) so I swapped over to Vincent Remodel. It also has a large model if not larger. I decided to go back to the original, however when I finished the bootleg everything (so far) has changed over except Vincent's battle model. Was wondering if this was an issue and if it can be fixed the way without running bootleg again (like the Yuffie Grimmy - Whiteraven fix)?
Second thing about the "Rebuilded" models. Are they worth loading if I am using the PRP classics? Is there much difference in the two? Or should T.A just remodel all of the characters like they did with Cloud?! ;D
Okay, are there any other folders I should keep such as the Multi_DLL?Yes, and yes. But you can just move the "save" folder and put it back when you're done if you want to keep your saves.
All my mods being the bootleg040mods? or the actual folder called "mods"?Just the folder with all your mods and the Bootleg installer.
Alright so I deleted the FF7 folder, kept the bootleg.exe, the mods and such. Ran bootleg with the options I wanted, though the field models are fine.Not the folder called mods, just the folder where your packed Bootleg mods are. And it's alright, that's the purpose of this thread.
Did you actually uninstall ff7? There's a windows control panel for uninstalling programs. Are you running ff7 on STEAM?Alright so I deleted the FF7 folder, kept the bootleg.exe, the mods and such. Ran bootleg with the options I wanted, though the field models are fine.
Yeah, that's what I am doing as we speak. Yeah I have the steam version.Did you actually uninstall ff7? There's a windows control panel for uninstalling programs. Are you running ff7 on STEAM?
Just to be clear:Yeah, that's what I am doing as we speak. Yeah I have the steam version.
(First page of this threadFrequently Asked Questions➣ I don't like XYZ mod. Can I just run Bootleg again with something else selected?
No, you cannot. Many of the mods will alter the main files of the game, and uninstalling does not revert back to their original file structure. You will need to start over to change or try a new mod.
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[*]Uninstall FF7Music via Windows Control Panel.
[*]Uninstall the game via Windows Control Panel.
[*]Clean your registry using this tool: HERE
[*]Delete the old installation folder completely. It will have junk files leftover from modding, and installing back into will cause a nightmare.
[*]Install the game and start modding again.
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Anyway,Unfortunately this will require a full reinstall. Reinstall completely (make sure everything is deleted from the game install folder) and use Kompass63's Registry tool before reinstalling ff7 and then using Kompass63 Game Converter .8b, Start the game to test it once after the Game Converter. Then install bootleg.
These are reasonable but fairly complicated questions. The answers are written in threads peppered throughout this forum. As long as the search function is working it should be fairly easy to find. But the UM Overhaul thread isn't THAT long, and it's a lot of pictures, so I'd really suggest reading it if you plan to use it. It's sort of cryptic on purpose because Kaldarasha doesn't want just anyone being able to use his mods. You have to really want them. I made a sort of knock-off thread with his models in a package for unconverted (non-bootleg) ff7 installs that also might be of help.And with Kaldarasha's models after downloading the UM-model overhaul where do I extract them? and if was to want to use the Team Avalanche Cloud battle model will the UM-model overhaul models show instead?
Ah I thought his mods were available for use by anyone like the bootleg mods, my mistake I will settle for the bootleg ones so I don't hurt myself trying to figure out how to use them. Hopefully I can get the game up and running again. All the cool mods have spoiled me since I found this forum haha, Should just take the ones I have and settle with that.Just to be clear: (First page of this thread)
From page 54: (and it goes round and round and round)Anyway,These are reasonable but fairly complicated questions. The answers are written in threads peppered throughout this forum. As long as the search function is working it should be fairly easy to find. But the UM Overhaul thread isn't THAT long, and it's a lot of pictures, so I'd really suggest reading it if you plan to use it. It's sort of cryptic on purpose because Kaldarasha doesn't want just anyone being able to use his mods. You have to really want them. I made a sort of knock-off thread with his models in a package for unconverted (non-bootleg) ff7 installs that also might be of help.
No problem, thanks for posting the app.log. If you want you can edit your post and put [code ] [/code ] tags around the text from the APP to save space, but it's not important.First time poster so I apologize if my format is off.
I am having an error occur when you exit the train and go fight your first battle. It will attempt to load the battle but when the screen goes black, I get the "something has gone wrong" box. Also, my sound did not start until after the train stopped, in case that is an issue. I've run the game three times and the sound issue is new, in case that helps.
This is an issue with language versions and filenames, I think. Unfortunately this will require a full reinstall.
Reinstall completely (make sure everything is deleted from the game install folder) and use Kompass63's Registry tool before reinstalling ff7 and then using Kompass63 Game Converter .8b, Start the game to test it once after the Game Converter. Then install bootleg.
and finally:PLEASE DO NOT USE "STEAM MOVER"
This Tool don't update the Registry, my FF7 GameConverter can not work correctly!
Preferring instead to move the whole Steam folder as described here.
That output res is weird looking. Did you put that on purpose? I think my computer would crash if I tried to play at that resolution, too. But that's probably not really a big deal. The other things are. Once you get everything working, try output res of 1920X1080 and internal res of 5120X3840 and crank up the driver-forced anti-aliasing. Also, you should use Vsync for this game (and any other where FPS is not a factor) it will actually interfere with the game having vsync forced off.INFO: Original resolution 640x480, window size 1280x720, output resolution 960x720, internal resolution 3840x2160