I'm also having a problem in game where the mouse is offset during menu selections making most dialog choices and menus unusable
Unreal Engine Wild Life [v2025-02-20 - Full Shipping Build] [Adeptus Steve]
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Damn,love the showroom,just wish there was an option to choose where to spawn when you start..
Also it would be cool for Salivarus to get some love..i know 90% of people here are like "wtf tentacle shit"...but still.
Also it would be cool for Salivarus to get some love..i know 90% of people here are like "wtf tentacle shit"...but still.
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Didn't think to check this myself before I deleted the game but, does anyone else who's experiencing/experienced the xinput***.dll error have a controller plugged in? Unplugging the controller might help.
What I ended up doing was pulling an xinput.dll out of another game's redist folder, renaming it and dropping it into the directory with this game's .exe . Worked like a charm.
What I ended up doing was pulling an xinput.dll out of another game's redist folder, renaming it and dropping it into the directory with this game's .exe . Worked like a charm.
Customization exists, just possess any of the pre made characters and press I.
This will open a customization menu featuring control over muscle flexing, skin tones, hair colours and styles, eye colours, skin wetness and a few more things.
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in the penultimate build the performance was excellent. in this build, in the new oasis, it's horrible. the temperatures are not acceptable in the long run. the graphics with the fog looks fantastic but the temperatures of the graphics card are extremely high. 93 degrees in hotspot is just too high.
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right. for the first generation of vega64 the temperature would be ok. but i have the second generation. this card makes even in ghost recon wildlands on epic settings in 4K resolution maximum 70 degrees. the performance in WildLife is horrible, everyone who plays on epic will confirm that.
and my case has 16 fans, cpu is water cooled, i have very low temperatures in every other game.
anyone who says the vega64 is an oven has either never had one or is unable to configure it properly. if you undervoltage this card you get more power and the temperatures are fantastic.
you can see on my photo that the vega in idle is only 22 degrees, which is absolutely perfect for cooling.
and my case has 16 fans, cpu is water cooled, i have very low temperatures in every other game.
anyone who says the vega64 is an oven has either never had one or is unable to configure it properly. if you undervoltage this card you get more power and the temperatures are fantastic.
you can see on my photo that the vega in idle is only 22 degrees, which is absolutely perfect for cooling.
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Temperatures seem ok to me, I'm only getting 66 degrees maximum on my GPU in a very intensive area. The framerate does seem worse though, I'm now getting around 40 fps in a spot where I used to get 50 fps.
AMD and Unreal Engine games really don't like eachother (it's better now than it has been, but there is still room for improvement). Try turning down the view distance in game (don't need that anyway for closeup scenes) and turn on Radeon Chill (set your min/max FPS like 60-90). That helped me a lot on my RX 5700 XT @1440p.
P.S. Your GPU is only 61°C , it's a hotspot that is 93°C (could be a MOSFET or some other power regulating part.)
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They where pretty heavily forced to else they would have lost the Consoles completely Epic is a very deep Research Partner of Nvidia.
Since Architectures equal more and more in GCN/RDNA the lines are blurring, we entering a heavy fight and Intel is going to join in.
Hotspot Temperature i think is what it refers to the Tcase temperature it's known that the HBM heats up the whole package
The heavy load comes from the Post Processing turn it down from EPIC to High, High should be very sane for any Unreal title based on Epics default Post.
Unfortunately not every Indie Dev understands the relation between components and Compilers and the Windows SDKs.
Though some Unreal Devs won't support Windows 7 at all anymore because they get also forced by some Middleware to move.
Also a thing which is differentiating Indies from A Players most A Player already support Vulkan also on Windows 7, they are much more independent by now of the OS Decisions as well as long as the GPU Vendor doesn't decide to end the support the Power is up to them.
Unreal Indies are mostly forced by Epics Decisions and Timing if they don't work on the Core themselves most Unreal A Player have their own Unique Custom Unreal Engine Development with way less critical Dependencies on Epic and faster reaction time.
it isn't a critical Dependency it is pretty insane to make it to one, especially if it is for bound Ecosystem convenience.
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Mr. P.
I really try to understand what brakes the interoperability here on your AMD Hardware never saw this kind of artifact in this form, a overall resource problem im not really sure, it seems rather unlikely it looks more like a bug but i have no idea from where it's originating.
i think it has todo with some physic change but im not really sure maybe some very generic change in Unreal 4.24.
Is it still visible if you undress her completely ALT+N ?
Mr. P.
I really try to understand what brakes the interoperability here on your AMD Hardware never saw this kind of artifact in this form, a overall resource problem im not really sure, it seems rather unlikely it looks more like a bug but i have no idea from where it's originating.
i think it has todo with some physic change but im not really sure maybe some very generic change in Unreal 4.24.
Is it still visible if you undress her completely ALT+N ?
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