

Means it read something that actually did something. That seemed to work, as noted by the change that was able to cause a crash. My folder was basically as I said before, but I copied a bit from the way SMT5 does it, which was /romfs/Project/Content/Paks/~modsĬhanged that to /romfs/Majesty/Config/Paks/~mods Without that change, it loads fine but 60 FPS doesn't initiate for some reason. Changing that to 16.67 even if you try to set the FPS cap to 60, causes the game to crash when trying to load. I was able to test whether it did or not by making a small change the second time, such as the dynamicres frametime value, which is 33.33 by default. Unfortunately, it ended up not really working. txt that tells the -Create= command to pack only the folder path I told it to. You can join the discussion on Nvidia's Marbles Tech Demo being available to download on the OC3D Forums.I was able to accomplish the same thing, but with a. PC gamers can download Nvidia's Omniverse app and Marbles RTX Demo here. With the launch of this demo, gamers can finally see this tech demo running on their hardware, confirming that Nvidia's RTX showcase was legitimate. So far, Nvidia has showcased this demo with both Turing and Ampere graphics cards, demonstrating the benefits of Nvidia's RTX feature set. The demo works on all RTX graphics cards and is designed to run on Windows 10 PCs. Nvidia's Omniverse Marbles RTX tech demo is a physics-based demo that is entirely path-traced.

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