Maximum Optimized mod for Crysis

Maybe final version. Found new tweaks like occlusion culling, or shadows calculated more on Gpu then Cpu.

What you may want to change:

e_lod_min. In config at 1. For max geometry detail, write 0. Also change e_lod_ratio to 4 or more. (6 s max)

r_cloudsdebug. in config at 1 (less gpu hungry). Less clouds. For more clouds, write 0 (vannila). Also change e_obj_quality to 3 for max clouds quality. You can also try r_cloudsdebug 2. Less clouds than 0 but more than 1.

e_gsm_range_step_terrain. If you are playing game in 64bit try to change it to 4. (no more clouds flickering)

cl_fov. Default 60. More adds frames but also reducing objects draw distance. Im using 55 on 2560x1080p monitor.

e_vegetation_min_size. More rocks and vegetation in general. Default Very high is 0. Gpu and cpu heavy

e_force_detail_level_for_resolution. in config at 1. You can also set this to one or two steps or whatever of your secondary four digits of your display resolution (for example 900 for 1080p screen). Nice performance boost, but if you set dense e_vegetation_min_size, the sprites of procedural vegetation are changing too close. I recomend set e_vegetation_min_size to 1.171, or try to experiment.

r_LightsSinglePass. For Dx9 set to 1( less lag, mostly in first level), but! if you are using some kind of supersampling, particles will be more gpu heavy. For Dx10 write 0.

e_particles_min_draw_pixels. The higher the value, the faster particles dissapear (more performance). Too high number will mess up laser dot. Reasonable is 4 or max 6. Default is 0.

mfx_ParticleImpactThresh. Default 2. Again the higher the number, the faster the physics will be. Too high value and you will loose physics sound. I have only six cores cpu, so i set it to 6. Feel free to experiment

FAN PATCH (launcher):

Github.com

This patch improves Cpu performance. For me it fixed some lag mainly on last level. Now i can play in 64bit mode, so better utilization of memory and cpu performnce also allowing having more vegetation on screen. But still Dx10 has slower physics.

MFAA: Should double the quality of anti-aliasing, with smaller perf. hit than with true doubled quality (2xAA will look like 4xAA as close as posxsible). The AA must be enabled in-game to make it work tho:))

API:

DirectX 10 has more optimized anti-aliasing and should have better Cpu utilization, but only with fast Ryzen or equivalent.

DirectX 9 has faster physics and works best with processors like Phenom. Also if you are user of Nvidia Inspector, you can have SGSSAA (beautiful).

Vulkan: "DXVK" mod does work in both Dx9 and Dx10 with both 32bit and 64bit, but you need latest launcher mod.

HDR:

For enabling HDR support, change "OGL_DX_PRESENT_DEBUG" to 0x00080001 in Nvidia Inspector under 8-Extra section. You have to unhide hidden settings