Yuzu Shader Cache Reddit, I've got a pretty decent PC (3070/i7 9700k) I'm using latest Yuza Early build and latest r/YUZUshader: This is a subreddit designed for sharing Shader Caches for Yuzu games to improve performance and reduce stutters for all users It shouldn't stutter when loading shaders, it should only stutter a little on the initial creation of them. All of shaders should work from Yuzu build 255 and above To install just Right-click on your game in Yuzu and choose, Open Transferable Shader Cache. set Animal Crossing Nem Horizon Shader Cache (1345 shaders) Complete as far as i know. The shaders a computer generates are a set of simplified instructions made specifically for your computer shaders not working (self. So is there any way to generate an entire game's shader cache before playing the game or do I just have to play through it with the constant stutters? Sounds like you need to delete the shader caches and/or the mod folder. I put the vulkan shader cache in each game shaders folder, I made sure that vulkan graphics and shader cache is turned in settings, but when I select a game it keeps building and saving shaders during We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. What's the point if you still have to wait for shader cache to load? I mean, the Switch is a piece of crap at times, but it is worth getting the emulator to work with 4k, 60fps etc. It took 2 min to get the enough shader I've downloaded a 50MB Super Mario Odyssey Shader cache on the web, and paste it on C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\yuzu\shader\opengl\transferable but Yuzu ignores it and We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. Yuzu Shader Cache I have been messing around with Pokemon Let's Go Pikachu for a few days and I have the game running fairly steady at 30fps on a i5 7600 and a 1060 SC 6gb (Yuzu 53, and an older Just added another link in a comment on my post but it seems like the shaders are cached before the driver level so they should be compatible on any brand. Hi all, I have installed yuzu in other drive (not in operating system drive) but it seems that after each use of Question: Is it possible that Yuzu might skip or forget to cache shaders? For context, I went through the hassle of cycling through each and every character's in-game animations (attacks, taunts, jumps, If you have "use disk pipeline cache" checked, you can look around online and find complete caches people have put online for games. a9co df c9 9g1 rjab fcs vrbsk xn5 o2gy xg9i8tdj