Select the Shaders folder and delete it, or Move it to a safe location. WIth File Explorer, follow Elaine's instructions to find:Ĭ:\Users\\AppData\Local\Lockheed Martin\Prepar3D v2 (or v3) There are many shaders, for all the different types of drawing methods the graphics card uses to construct the scene. GitHub - google/swiftshader: SwiftShader is a high-performance CPU-based implementation of the Vulkan graphics API. Its goal is to provide hardware independence for advanced 3D graphics. If any of those programs are changed, the shader associated with the code must be deleted, or the code won't be able to make the new shader.Ī shader is a graphics program that programmatically paints the objects in the sim with the GPU. SwiftShader is a high-performance CPU-based implementation of the Vulkan graphics API. The sim uses internal programming code that makes those files. So happily delete the Shaders folder, or any files within, especially after applying updates.
Get a better CPU, go get atleast 16 GB of RAM (8 GB works for smaller texture packs too) so you can prefetch texture packs (also new since Dolphin 5.0, which reduces stuttering) and get Dolphin 5.0 so you can avoid making your.
#Swift shader d3d11 upgrade
The Shaders folder, or any files within it, are created by the sim when it first runs, or when it runs and it finds any are not present. So upgrade your PC with support for D3D11 (D3D12 is even better, DirectX 9 is a nightmare for Starfox Adventures). Shaders are part of Microsoft Direct 3D, in the case of P3D that is D3D11. May I ask you to quote/link some source for the recommendation above (delete shaders content)?Ĭannot find any LM "official" info about the topic in Pretty newbie here with P3D after years of MSFS.
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