Tales of Vesperia: Definitive Edition

Fixed
- Shadows.
- Water.

- Sun position.

- Fog and other lighting effects in the world map.
- Skybox elements that had too much convergence scaling.

Installation
- Download this file and extract its contents in the "Tales of Vesperia Definitive Edition" folder, where "TOV_DE.exe" is.
- Run the game and let it overwrite the Nvidia profile.

Hotkeys and features
- F1 or XB_BACK (typical select button): convergence presets (0, 100, 200, 300, 400, 800). 400 is the default setting. For cutscenes I recommend 200. With the controller button, be careful to not press it while in an unpaused battle.

- F4: cel shading toggle. Not disabled by default. The higher the resolution, the thinner and more difficult to see the effect is.
- F5: colored fuzziness toggle. Not disabled by default. This will usually leave some non color related blurriness untouched. I don't recommend this one.

- F6: depth of field toggle. Not disabled by default. Sometimes it may disable color filters.

- 5 (not the numpad): colored fuzziness and general blurriness toggle. Not disabled by default. I recommend using this key, but it may disable some color filters sometimes.

- 6 (not the numpad): some color filter toggle. Not disabled by default. It only works in some locations. I don't recommend using it.

- 7 (not the numpad): shadows blur filter toggle. Not disabled by default.

- 8 (not the numpad): world map extended draw distance toggle. Not enabled by default. This key disables a shader that hides more far away geometry, but you will see how rough the hard limit looks.

- The game has a problem of using low shadows internally every time you launch it. Change the setting back and forth to apply the higher settings.

- Generally use the 5 hotkey, because the game is very blurry by default. The 7 hotkey is a matter of taste.


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