Homebrew open in new window applications are unlicensed software made for closed systems such as the Nintendo DSi. My third cent about it is then: use the HUD modifications if you like it, and deactivate them when you're fighting a boss to do so, press the right shift key.Thoroughly read all of the introductory pages (including this one!) before proceeding. Unfortunately, this setting is not perfect! Activating the HUD modifications actually makes the bosses' healthbar bugged: instead of displaying the actual healthbar, it only shows a big yellow rectangle, which gives almost no indication about how much health the boss has left. My two cents about it: I like to set the HUD as it is, just smaller, so to set hudScaleFactor to 0.8, deactivate the minimal HUD and set all opacities at 1.

To enable the HUD modifications, set enableHudMod to 1. Therefore, displaying a smaller HUD is a solution. Even using a HUD texture mod will not improve greatly that, since the HUD will still be as big. On any screen with a resolution higher than HD, the HUD seems grotesquely big and pixelated. This option allows you to modify the in-game HUD size and transparency. If your game crashes as soon as you activate the unlockFPS option, try to disable Windows DEP for the Dark Souls process. Nota benes: do not set this value over 60. If you do not want to be bothered with that, just the the FPSlimit to 30: you'll avoid all collision bugs and the game will not drop to 15 FPS in heavy-loading areas. For the few remaining collision bugs, you can lock back the FPS in-game by pressing backspace. According to sajtt, this bug occurs as soon as the FPSlimit goes above 30 according to the PC Gaming Wiki, however, most of the collision bugs can be avoided if you set the FPS limit the 59. When you set that value too high, it creates problems with the way collisions are computed in game, creating various bugs: your rolls or your jumps don't go as far, and you have a non-negligeable chance of passing through the floor when you're sliding down a ladder. First, everyone should set unlockFPS 1 it does nothing wrong, just allows the game to use anything else than 15 or 30.

The first one unlocks the FPS, the second one sets the FPS limit. Here, you have two options: unlockFPS and FPSlimit.

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