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#Cemu 1.7.5 shaders take long time drivers
#Cemu 1.7.5 shaders take long time update
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The caches are also transferable between users.

#Cemu 1.7.5 shaders take long time update

Q1: What is this 'transferable shader cache' thing?Īs of update 1.7.0 to cemu, shader caches are transferable between newer updates of the emulator.

Q8: How do i find out which shadercache file number matches my game.

Q7: How do i compress my files before uploading?.

Q6: How can I tell the size of my shader cache? How will I know if my shader cache is partial or complete?.

But when compiling is complete, my game still stutters.

Q5: When I open my game with my new shader cache in place, I see the "compiling shaders" screen with a bigger number.

Q4: I just downloaded a shader cache, but what do I do with the file?.

Q3: In my transferable folder, all I see are files with random text strings.

Q1: What is this 'transferable shader cache' thing?.

bin files to the shaderCache/transferable in your Cemu folderĬemu should now be running the fastest it can, with a huge increase in performance for some users.Credit goes to /u/HoDANG_Jr For this incredible FAQ

#Cemu 1.7.5 shaders take long time download

Scroll down to the game and region that you want to download.

Open /cemu_shader_and_pipeline_caches open in new window in your browser.

This feature is experimental and may cause issues.

If you use a display with variable refresh rate (G-SYNC), set this to Off instead.

Set "VSync" to Match emulated display (Experimental).

Ensure that your "Graphics Device" is set to use your most powerful GPU if your device has dual graphics.

If this doesn't appear, or you have problems using Vulkan, read the OpenGL Optimization Guide.

Change the "Graphics API" to Vulkan if it is not already.

Click Options -> General settings on the top bar.

If your GPU doesn't support Vulkan, follow the OpenGL Guide.

#Cemu 1.7.5 shaders take long time drivers

Ensure you are running the latest drivers and that your GPU supports Vulkan. This avoids tearing and reduces input latency compared to previous methods. Vulkan also allows us to use a new experimental VSync technique which allows Cemu to use the game's built-in frame-pacing instead. Shader caches work on each game regardless of its region, while pipeline caches are locked to the region of the game that they were generated on. If you're using Vulkan, you will need to download both the shader cache and pipeline cache. If you're using OpenGL, you will only need to download the shader cache. If another user has previously compiled the shaders, they can upload them for other users to import into Cemu. # Importing shader cachesĪsynchronous shader compilation goes a long way to speed up running games for the first time, however we can also simply download the shaders needed to run each game from the internet. More recent builds can do this in under 1/10th of a second, depending on the CPU. After these shaders have been recompiled and cached, they won't need to be converted again, so the graphical glitches stop.Īsynchronous shader compilation in an older, slower Cemu version. The video below shows loading Breath of the Wild for the first time using asynchronous shader complation. This means that when the shader is first called, it skips being rendered to the screen, and is instead stored for the next time it's used, providing a much smoother experience. This can take some time, which causes small stutters in the game every time a new one is sent to the emulator.ĭoing this asynchronously allows the emulator to run the process in the background. When running games in Cemu, graphical shaders need to be re-compiled to work on a desktop GPU. While less stable, Vulkan tends to run faster and has extra features in Cemu which OpenGL doesn't. For the best performance, we'll be switching the default graphics API from OpenGL to Vulkan.