Final Fantasy 1

[GamerzHell9137]

(01-21-2015 03:08 PM)shikaroxen Wrote:  As if everyone is gonna read through that. I can do it for me, but not everyone will and thats the point. The better option is to have the best possible setting for each game posted seperately in their thread or at the wikia.

I appreciate the help Gamerz but you can't expect everyone not into the technicalaties to read through it. Gamers wanna game

Thing is that games work different on each phones cause of its specifications.
Its faster that you just read through the stuff up there than to make a wiki page, and iirc having a wiki for all of the games wouldn't be free.(could be wrong there)

If you don't feel like reading then let me tell the stuff that i know that would speed boost games.

1. Set rendered mode to Non buffered rendering
2. Don't use postprocess shader
3. spline/bezier curves set to low
4. Lazy Texture caching,Retain changed textures and Disable slower effects are speedhacks, try to enable some of them, if they make any kind of glitches in game disabled them
5. Set Upscaling to Off
6. Disable alpha test and Texture coord speedhack are speedhacks too, same rules goes like with Number 4 (i think Disable alpha test makes green blocks in FF games)
7. Multithreaded is experimental, most of the times it just makes games run lousier.

And enabling all speedhacks doesn't help always, it might actually make more issues if you enable all of them. But the most speed slowdowns are from either upscaling or big rendering resolutions.

I hope that helps you. Ohh and always use the latest github builds. You can find them here http://buildbot.orphis.net/ppsspp/