3D Vision fix for Tekken 7. Also with some graphics options. There will be more game content in the future, so the fix will be updated after that.
Fixed
- Lighting.
- Smoke.
- Skybox.
- Heatwave effects.
- Transparency effect in geometry.
- And a lot more inaccurate effects.
Remaining issues
- Some specular reflections remain at a wrong (not too annoying at normal convergence values) depth. I tried to fix it but I couldn't. I will keep trying for future updates.
Installation
- Download this file and extract its contents in the "TEKKEN 7\TekkenGame\Binaries\Win64" folder, where "TekkenGame-Win64-Shipping.exe" is.
- Make sure "TekkenGame-Win64-Shipping.exe" is included in your Nvidia "Tekken 7" profile, which is available from the 382.33 drivers onwards. It was for me, but some users of the Asian version of the game had problems with this.
- Launch the game.
- Use exactly 100% resolution scaling in the graphics options. Also, the game has been more thoroughly tested with shadows and effects at max settings (post processing is OK at lower settings), which doesn't mean it will be wrong at low/medium settings.
Hotkeys
- F1: four convergence presets.
- F2: HUD depth presets. Screen depth by default.
- F3: HUD toggle (with a nice collapse animation).
- F4: bloom and lens dirt toggle. Not disabled by default.
- F5: depth of field toggle. The effect is broken in non SLI setups, so it's disabled by default.
- F6: Arena stage TVs convergence presets. By default, those TVs are in 2D, but if you open "d3dx.ini" and uncomment the ";[TextureOverride1]" line and its two following lines, those TVs will render in 3D, but heavily break lighting in other stages. Use for fun and testing if you want.
- z: Kuma/Panda hair toggle. If you use a high/max textures setting, they will have hair, which needs a lot more GPU power than normal. Using this hotkey will disable their hair and you will get a lot more fps. They have hair by default.
- Right trigger controller button: low convergence preset while holding it. If you use that button for combos, you can disable or change the hotkey in "d3dx.ini" ([Key8]).
- x: some HUD elements have variable depth by default (some at screen depth, and some at full depth), so with this hotkey (which is disabled by default), you will be able to use a positive, negative, or disabled correction (3 presets), which also inherit your F2 hotkey values.