Out of the box, SwiftShader 2.1 works reasonably well, but fine-tuning its configuration file can substantially improve performance and visual quality. The SwiftShader.ini file controls a range of runtime options and sits in the game's installation directory, read by SwiftShader at startup.
If a player attempted to launch the game on an unsupported onboard graphics chip, the executable would instantly terminate, throwing errors related to "Direct3D" or "Vertex Shaders."
Try toggling settings in the [Quality] section, particularly PerspectiveCorrection and MipmapQuality . Some configurations of SwiftShader 2.1 required disabling SSE3 and SSE4 optimizations in the [Processor] section to avoid rendering errors on certain CPUs.
Out of the box, SwiftShader 2.1 works reasonably well, but fine-tuning its configuration file can substantially improve performance and visual quality. The SwiftShader.ini file controls a range of runtime options and sits in the game's installation directory, read by SwiftShader at startup.
If a player attempted to launch the game on an unsupported onboard graphics chip, the executable would instantly terminate, throwing errors related to "Direct3D" or "Vertex Shaders."
Try toggling settings in the [Quality] section, particularly PerspectiveCorrection and MipmapQuality . Some configurations of SwiftShader 2.1 required disabling SSE3 and SSE4 optimizations in the [Processor] section to avoid rendering errors on certain CPUs.
