[Bug]: Ground Zeroes: Unlocking Frame Rate Causes Sluggish Analog Stick Aiming

[LethalPlacebo]

Version Number

v0.0.2

Game

Ground Zeroes

Describe the Issue

When allowing the frame rate to be unlocked in Ground Zeroes, moving the camera with the analog stick becomes extremely sluggish and slow, as if sensitivity were set to 0. Adjusting in-game camera sensitivity for the controller does nothing. The mouse is not affected by this issue, and Phantom Pain does not have this issue at all. Disabling frame rate unlocking in the ini file fixes the issue.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Extract fix to game with frame rate unlocking enabled
2. Launch into any mission
3. Look around with the right analog stick on controller

Log File

MGSVFix.log

[Quick-Brown-Fox-147]

How did you even get this to work? Sorry to bother you when it is not related to your case, but I could not help but notice you at least got it to work. For context, I am completely new to GitHub. Here's everything I did: downloaded the file, extracted it into the game installation folder, launched the game, and it didn't work. I tried to unlock ultrawide resolutions. Notice where I went wrong?

[PuffaloBuffalo]

I also have this issue

[LethalPlacebo]

How did you even get this to work? Sorry to bother you when it is not related to your case, but I could not help but notice you at least got it to work. For context, I am completely new to GitHub. Here's everything I did: downloaded the file, extracted it into the game installation folder, launched the game, and it didn't work. I tried to unlock ultrawide resolutions. Notice where I went wrong?

Not really sure what to tell you, you download the mod and unpack the zip file to your game's install directory and then play the game. In terms of the mod applying to both games, it does that just fine.

[Quick-Brown-Fox-147]

I don't have an ultra-wide monitor; do I absolutely need one for this to work? Additionally, do I need to install Ultimate ASI Loader, Inipp, spdlog, SafetyHook, or any other program? Or any other preparations?

[LethalPlacebo]

I don't have an ultra-wide monitor; do I absolutely need one for this to work? Additionally, do I need to install Ultimate ASI Loader, Inipp, spdlog, SafetyHook, or any other program? Or any other preparations?

Nope, the fix works without all that stuff. If you don't have an ultrawide monitor, why are you trying to play at an ultrawide resolution? As far as I can tell this fix unlocks ultrawide resolution provided your system supports it, but if you don't have the hardware for that then it probably isn't going to show you the options for that.

If you really wanted to do something like that, I guess you could make a custom resolution using either your GPU control panel or something like Custom Resolution Utility, but you'd have to figure that out for yourself.

[Quick-Brown-Fox-147]

Nope, the fix works without all that stuff. If you don't have an ultrawide monitor, why are you trying to play at an ultrawide resolution? As far as I can tell this fix unlocks ultrawide resolution provided your system supports it, but if you don't have the hardware for that then it probably isn't going to show you the options for that.

If you really wanted to do something like that, I guess you could make a custom resolution using either your GPU control panel or something like Custom Resolution Utility, but you'd have to figure that out for yourself.

Because I prefer ultra-wide resolution, if I ever decide to play. Also, using 100% of the width of the resolution scale results in sharper images. Additionally, utilizing a 21:9 aspect ratio on a 16:9 display leaves some unused screen space, which can lead to reduced demand and increased frames per second (fps).

Creating a custom ultra-wide resolution using the 'Custom Resolution Utility' and this plugin simultaneously solved the problem. At first, I was uncertain whether 'Custom Resolution Utility' could safely create ultra-wide resolutions for my monitor, which led me to look for safer alternatives. At the end I had to try it. Fortunately, it worked.

Thank you for taking your time to reply.

[LethalPlacebo]

Nope, the fix works without all that stuff. If you don't have an ultrawide monitor, why are you trying to play at an ultrawide resolution? As far as I can tell this fix unlocks ultrawide resolution provided your system supports it, but if you don't have the hardware for that then it probably isn't going to show you the options for that.
If you really wanted to do something like that, I guess you could make a custom resolution using either your GPU control panel or something like Custom Resolution Utility, but you'd have to figure that out for yourself.

Because I prefer ultra-wide resolution, if I ever decide to play. Also, using 100% of the width of the resolution scale results in sharper images. Additionally, utilizing a 21:9 aspect ratio on a 16:9 display leaves some unused screen space, which can lead to reduced demand and increased frames per second (fps).

Creating a custom ultra-wide resolution using the 'Custom Resolution Utility' and this plugin simultaneously solved the problem. At first, I was uncertain whether 'Custom Resolution Utility' could safely create ultra-wide resolutions for my monitor, which led me to look for safer alternatives. At the end I had to try it. Fortunately, it worked.

Thank you for taking your time to reply.

Glad it worked!

[Whyexes]

I have the same issue.

Also, this mod doesnt work with the 1002 rollback beta (you cant launch the game), which as far as I know is the only way to get the mouse cursor not to turn into the loading wheel thing and have that on your screen.

[ShizCalev]

Also, this mod doesnt work with the 1002 rollback beta (you cant launch the game), which as far as I know is the only way to get the mouse cursor not to turn into the loading wheel thing and have that on your screen.

That's an easy fix / something already in MGSHDFix, I'll pr that later today if Lyall doesn't beat me to it.

[Whyexes]

Also, this mod doesnt work with the 1002 rollback beta (you cant launch the game), which as far as I know is the only way to get the mouse cursor not to turn into the loading wheel thing and have that on your screen.

That's an easy fix / something already in MGSHDFix, I'll pr that later today if Lyall doesn't beat me to it.

A fix for GZ within a patch for the master collection? Does the MC have the same issue with not hiding the cursor?

[LorenzoKy]

same problem here(Only on GZ)