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Stuck in Cutscene Mode with FPS Uncapper Enabled

Open Velgus opened this issue 7 years ago • 6 comments

Occasionally while playing with the FPS Uncapper enabled, the game will fail to exit cutscene mode correctly. When it happens, it leads to strange behavior, and prevents progression in my experiences. Restarting the game and disabling the FPS Uncapper fixes it.

This has happened to me in two instances so far:

  1. The cutscene in path A right before firing the mortar at the giant machine. It gave me control of 2B, but it was still in cutscene mode, so it would not let me interact with the mortar. FAR 0.4.0.3.
  2. During the opening mission of Path B, right after the cut-scene where 9S flies upwards after hacking the four points. The enemies were appearing and attacking, but it was staying in the cutscene mode and I could not move, attack, or take damage. FAR 0.4.1.1.

My specs give me a frame rate that averages 120-144 (max for my monitor) in interior scenes like that, so the unlocked frame rate is being taken advantage of if that matters.

Velgus avatar Apr 01 '17 03:04 Velgus

Can confirm - encountered same issue.

SkacikPL avatar Apr 01 '17 11:04 SkacikPL

Confirming that cutscene mode sticks during the opening of Route B.

TyroneSama avatar Apr 11 '17 15:04 TyroneSama

Confirming that I also get stuck in the mortar sequence

pikajude avatar May 21 '17 00:05 pikajude

So possibly "cutscene mode" would need to be limited to 60 FPS as well to prevent these issues from occurring.

Aemony avatar May 21 '17 09:05 Aemony

It's not just cutscenes, it's also possible to get stuck in some of the dialogues. It happened to me during end of the parade escort. I was unable to close the dialog, going back to 60 fps after you're locked does not help.

SkacikPL avatar May 21 '17 10:05 SkacikPL

Yeah, I know. The problem is that all of those scenarios need a good way to detect them happening through the memory. If I'm not mistaken that's what took the original FPS unlock mod the most time, to find reliable memory addresses that could be used to detect the current state of the game (e.g. hacking game etc).

So the mod basically needs a way to detect cutscenes AND dialogues (or, really any form where scripting takes place) and then limit to 60 FPS around those events.

Aemony avatar May 21 '17 12:05 Aemony