TSFix has its own auto-updater and if by some miracle Namco releases a patch that actually makes the game better, I will include their patch in a later release of the software. Too much work for something that is ultimately inferior.īeginning with v 0.10.0, you should disable Steam auto-updates (set them to only update the game at launch). Namco's patch is not something I am going to bother supporting. The base config files for `d3d9.ini` and `tsfix.ini` both had to be altered to accommodate these changes, so make sure to re-apply any customizations you may have in `` For now you have to manually do both of those things.Īdds Improved Support for Install Paths Using Eastern Language Characters the PS3 and GameCube button icon packs) as well as a mechanism to delete the DLC. _The current design requires ~11 GiB of free storage on the drive where Tales of Symphonia is installed._Īfter the DLC is installed and the final output is validated, it only takes half the space.įuture revisions of SKIM64 will include a menu with other DLC ( e.g. It then performs another validation and will delete the temporary files if nothing went horribly wrong.

It will validate the files downloaded for integrity and then combine them into a single file that TSFix can use natively.

It has to download ~5 GiB of data from the internet (in three parts). The install process may take a while depending on internet connection speed 📶 and your storage device 💾. Grab a 🍺 while the installer does everything for you Grab the supplied SKIM64.exe and select Tales of Symphonia 'Fix' from the product list.ģ. There are no new features in this release of the mod itself, but you can install the 4K texture pack now without any muss or fuss! 😎 To use this featureġ.

Added 4K Texture DLC Management to SKIM64

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