First batched release. Everything since v0.13.10, in one download rather than five.
Long game titles are shortened instead of sliced (#77)
A long title wrapped onto a second line the caption has no room for, and the clip rect cut that line through the middle of the letters. It now shortens to one line with an ellipsis, cutting on character boundaries so multi-byte titles are never split mid-character.
The status row stays inside the card (#77)
DLSS own · Native · ready does not always fit a poster's width, and the last label drew past the card's border instead of being dropped. A label that will not fit is now left out.
Also from that report: the quick tip's text no longer runs under the "Got it" button, and the engine card no longer ends flush against the "WHAT IS IN THE GAME FOLDER" heading.
Proton: advice that made things worse is withheld (#76)
When the DLSS feature create faults, the Feeder's hint suggests moving the game-local nvngx_dlss.dll aside, because two copies of the NGX module are loaded. @0batsy tested it on Elden Ring under Proton:
NGX feature requirements: SuperSampling -> the query itself failed 0xBAD00012 (NotImplemented)
stopped: DLSS is not available on this GPU/driver.
On Windows the driver supplies its own NGX. In a Wine prefix it does not, so that file is required and removing it turns a crash into no DLSS at all. Diagnose now withholds that advice on Wine/Proton and says plainly not to do it.
dgVoodoo's reported VRAM is checked against the game (#69)
Games that read the adapter's video memory and size their own pools from it — GTA IV is the case in hand — have to be told the same number. Diagnose reads VRAM from dgVoodoo.conf, checks commandline.txt for a matching -availablevidmem, and says what to add. It does not edit that file; it is the user's.
Release pace: from v0.13.10 onward this project batches — at most one release every six hours, with everything since the last one in a single set of notes. Anything that breaks installs outright still ships immediately.
SHA-256 of dlss5oneclick.exe: 73dae613e68f3a4bc94b63216060f5229eaa1d09d7e734d52f980788f27f5660