Starfield Frame Generation - Replacing FSR2 with DLSS-G

This mod replaces the game's native FSR2 implementation with DLSS along with implementing support for Frame Generation.

A built-in but optional sharpening pass is also provided through Nvidia Image Scaling (NIS).

How to install:

- Download the latest release.

- If you are not using any other mods/mod managers/ASI loaders:

- Extract it into the game directory.

- If you are already using an ASI loader (like SFSE ASI Loader):

- Extract and place FSR2Streamline.asi in the folder your ASI loader loads from.

- Extract and place the 'streamline' folder in the game directory. (next to Starfield.exe)

- Download both the latest DLSS and DLSS Frame Generation DLLs and place them in the 'streamline' folder in the game directory.

Download links to the DLLs are provided below:

DLSS: https://www.techpowerup.com/download/nvidia-dlss-dll/

DLSS Frame Generation: https://www.techpowerup.com/download/nvidia-dlss-3-frame-generation-dll/

- Launch the game.

Also I'd like to give a special shoutout to the two people that tested this mod. I do not personally have a 40-series GPU, and as such them testing it for me and providing feedback made this release possible.

If you already have FSRBridge installed:

- Remove FSRBridge.asi from the game directory.

- (Optional) Remove the upscaler specific DLL (nvngx_dlss.dll/libxess.dll) from the game directory.

- Install this mod as normal, and overwrite all files when asked.

To get to your game directory:

- Right click -> Click on 'Manage' -> Click on 'Files' -> Click on 'Browse...'

- Then go into the 'Starfield' folder, then 'Content' - you should now see 'Starfield.exe'.

- Right click on the game in your library -> 'Manage' -> Click on 'Browse local files...'

- You should now see 'Starfield.exe'.

How to configure:

- Enable FSR2 (which is now replaced by DLSS) in the in-game settings.

- Use the regular in-game settings resolution slider and dynamic resolution option to configure DLSS.

- (Optional, only relevant if using the included sharpness pass) Use the sharpness slider to configure image sharpness.

- You can also adjust motion blur (I recommend halving it), film grain and others to improve image quality.

To further improve image quality, you can change the mip-map bias used by