Obviously I'd prefer to play at 60, but I haven't yet been able to even get the game to the menu screen with it yet. I recently (two days ago) bought Dark Souls, and found out about the DSFix mod for playing at 60fps. MuddVader's Hard Leather, Wanderer, and Cleric Starter recolors
Willypiggy's How to use texture mod/dump in DSfix 1.2+ Grextraction's Explanation of what is and isn't possible with mods It will take a moment before it begins to work though.The latest DSfix version can always be found here or here.Īndy6000's Live Texture Identification Document In order for this fix to work Widescreen Fixer needs to run in the background and be opened before the game launches. After that click the "Save Settings" button (8). In these settings select the "(2015)SteamWorks - Beta 2.0" version from the drop down menu (5), uncheck the "Automatically Detect Resolution" checkbox (6) and then manually enter your resolution details in the appropriate fields (7). Next open Widescreen Fixer and select Dark Souls: Prepare to Die Edition from the drop down menu (3) and then click the Settings icon (4).
Once you have downloaded that then navigate to wherever you installed widescreen Fixer and replace the old plugin (inside the "Plugins" folder) with the new one you have just downloaded. Unfortunately the plugin for Dark Souls that comes with Widescreen Fixer does not work, so you will also need to download the dark Souls plugin from 3dsurroundgaming (plugin #7). You will need to download this program and extract it somewhere you find convenient. If you do manage to get an image on screen then the HUD and cutscenes will be stretched Fortunately there is a simple fix available for these issues too in the Form of Widescreen Fixer, available here. This game has various issues when it is run on a surround/eyefinity display, the most obvious is that the game will just display a black screen.
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