Unreal Engine Waifu Dreams City [Build 48] [Waifu Dreams Studio]
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not much, I've been testing things to improve performance but I haven't implemented it yet
Can't seem to find costume added in build 47. I always try to get the new ones but this one I just can't find. where should I be looking? (I found costume from build 48 already)
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you can kinda make one by playing with the sliders but the chest will look off
you can use this card and modify it to see the sliders i used
- Dec 29, 2018
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What are your PC's specs? I've got this working on "ancient" hardware as well. I ran it on an i5-4690 for the CPU and an R5 270 GPU out of curiosity and it still worked. It wasn't exactly a great experience as I had to turn all the settings down but it still worked. Anything stronger than this PC should also be able to run the game.
- Sep 14, 2018
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I have a Ryzen 5 with 4 physical cores and 8 logicals running at 3 ghz, an AMD gpu with 1 GB vram and 8 gb of ram ddr5. I should run it at least on low from my understanding
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I've no problem with a similar rig. Dual boot Mint Linux (primary OS) & Windows 11; AMD Ryzen5 2600, 16GB RAM. I've upgraded my GPU from Nvidia GTX750 1GB > GTX 1650 4GB > GTX 3050 6GB LP (all my GPUs are bus powered). WDC works for me under both Linux (Mint & Fedora) and Windows.
You'll likely need someone here more familiar with Windows stuff around here to assist. There are so many places for it to f'up - DX9,11,12; redistributables, the registry, etc.
I'm not a Windows guy (I only dual boot for cranky games - I've avoid EAC & Denuvo anymore and publishers like EA, CAPCOM, Rockstar, etc.)
*IF* you want to prove it is related to Windows tech, you could consider doing the following -- if vaguely comfortable with command line or Linux or know someone who can help you.
YOU DO NOT HAVE TO INSTALL LINUX FOR THIS TEST. THIS IS ONLY LIVE BOOT TEST.
- Download a Live Linux ISO and make a Live USB stick (Ubuntu, Mint, which ever works for you. I'll assume Debian flavor like those for this post.).
- Boot to that new Live USB stick. It shouldn't offer to install Linux. (Other than Desktop Icons.) Cancel anything that suggests installing Linux.
- All changes will be to the OS in RAM -- NOT YOUR PERMANENT STORAGE.
- Connect to your WiFi if not using ethernet.
- Follow my notes in post #1118 (#1125 is the nutshell version) to install & run WDC on Linux in RAM. This worked for both my Mint Desktop and Fedora Laptop (Framework 13 AMD 7840U 32GB).
FYI, this new year of 2025, we will finally be getting the new SteamOS for PCs and other handhelds consoles. It'll be a Steam Deck experience for all PCs. That could possibly really unfuck a lot of your gaming pains.
Hope this helps you and others. Cheers.
Your CPU is absolutely fine for this game (even if it was a first generation Ryzen from 7 years ago) and a lot of games but your GPU is probably too weak. 1GB of VRAM is too little. This R5 270 I mentioned is like a dollar store tier GPU even that has 2GB of VRAM. Almost any GPU that has come within the last 5 years would be a massive upgrade for you and there's plenty of stuff on eBay that goes for less than $100 or even as low as $50. I had bought a GTX 950 at some point for my Windows XP computer and even that had 2GB of VRAM and I think I only paid $50 for that, maybe less. VRAM isn't everything of course but that was the only thing you mentioned and I'm pointing out that's pretty low.
Some used budget GPUs that I can think of for less than $100 would be like:
GTX 1060, RX 580, or RX 5500
If you have a higher budget, you can try other stuff of course but do some research before you buy. Just because something is more expensive doesn't make it good.