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Skyrim and D3D Antilag

[Nov 27, 2011, 2:58 pm ET] - Share - Viewing Comments

Kegetys' Misc Stuff offers several useful game-related utilities. One of these is version 1.01. of a program called D3D Antilag. Word about this is simply: "Helps reduce input latency (mainly mouse lag) in Direct3D 9 games by limiting the amount of frames rendered ahead. Can also limit the framerate." Thanks GamesDot.Org, where they note how useful this is at combating Windows 7 input lag in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.

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Re: Skyrim and D3D Antilag

Nov 28, 2011, 09:56

DeadlyAccurate

I've found QDInventory to be a help. Not perfect, but probably the best until mod tools come out. Setting the favorites and assigning them number keys is annoying and inefficient, and I hate that it doesn't keep the list on-screen. Not only that, but I reassigned my F key, and it still says "F to Favorite," so I have to remember which one I set for that. I guess the devs can easily remember 8 items and the order in which they set them, even in the heat of battle, and even when they add and remove from the list frequently. Good for them. Now give me my on-screen prompts so I don't have to pause the fight all the time. And if I ever meet the guy who designed the skills UI, I'm gonna have to remind myself it's illegal to punch him in the face. I love Skyrim, but I hate having to fight with the UI. This comment was edited on Nov 28, 2011, 10:03.

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Comment [quote="DeadlyAccurate"Nov 28, 2011, 09:56]I've found [url=http://www.pcgamer.com/2011/11/25/skyrim-mods-the-20-best-so-far/]QDInventory[/url] to be a help. Not perfect, but probably the best until mod tools come out. Setting the favorites and assigning them number keys is annoying and inefficient, and I hate that it doesn't keep the list on-screen. Not only that, but I reassigned my F key, and it still says "F to Favorite," so I have to remember which one I set for that. I guess the devs can easily remember 8 items and the order in which they set them, even in the heat of battle, and even when they add and remove from the list frequently. Good for them. Now give me my on-screen prompts so I don't have to pause the fight all the time. And if I ever meet the guy who designed the skills UI, I'm gonna have to remind myself it's illegal to punch him in the face. I love Skyrim, but I hate having to fight with the UI. [/quote]

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