New: add mods from Nexus Mods and other sites
Mods → Add a mod file (it used to say Add .iro) now takes .zip and .7z archives as well as .iro files, so mods you download yourself from Nexus Mods, forums or anywhere else install the same way as mods from Get mods:
- An archive with an .iro inside installs that .iro.
- An archive with a 7th Heaven mod folder (one with
mod.xml) installs that folder. - An archive with neither installs as a mod folder.
To use it, download the mod in your browser, then go to Mods → Add a mod file and pick it. You can pick several files at once. Nexus Mods' long file names (name, mod ID, version, upload time) are shortened to the mod's name. Mods added this way start switched off, so enable them in the list. RAR archives aren't supported yet.
FF7Recomp can't download from Nexus Mods by itself, because Nexus requires you to be signed in. Download in your browser, then add the file.
120 FPS on screens held at 60 Hz (#46)
On some phones the system keeps the screen at 60 Hz, for example with power saving on, with a refresh-rate setting below the maximum (Samsung: Settings → Display → Motion smoothness), or with a game booster. Then 120 FPS can't go above 60, however the app asks.
- The game now checks the screen's real refresh rate while you play. If you chose 120 FPS and the screen stays at 60 Hz, it tells you once, with what to check.
- Report a problem now includes the screen's refresh rates and whether power saving is on (
display.txtandreport.txt). The 0.1.62 privacy cleanup had taken that information out of reports along with the system log.
Updating
- In the launcher, go to Settings → Updates (or install this APK over your current version), then press Play.
- If it asks, tap Update the game once.
APK SHA-256: 02de7b19de48344d7022bb91ef809ddd46d51dddd97abc0391d5630de61d4979
Signing certificate SHA-256: 4f:c0:18:09:12:1b:af:25:f5:8c:8f:5e:7a:47:c4:80:c4:f8:6c:1e:a0:66:6e:37:c7:41:19:13:40:4d:1d:7c