FFNx VS WidescreenFixesPack

I use 7th Heaven with these mods and when I enter a battle and time gauge is full(I can use attack) game just crushes and has message like oopsie woopsie game died go there:https://github.com/julianxhokaxhiu/FFNx/blob/master/docs/faq.md Does someone know how to fix this issue, or what mod can cause it?

Also, keep in mind that many of the quality of life improvements like 60 FPS come from a single project, FFNx: https://github.com/julianxhokaxhiu/FFNx I guess it comes with 7th Heaven "built in" now but you could always try this out for another easy option.

Hope that FFNx stops being so focused on FF7 and give FF8 some love (there's some hope now that FF7 has a 60 FPS beta)

They still have long way to go: https://github.com/julianxhokaxhiu/FFNx/issues/347

There's a FF7 game driver called "FFNx" that lets you do that. You can read more information here. However, coming from their website, it seems that Reunion is actually using their own driver (Aali), so I'm not sure how that would work out.

Update your WidescreenFix: https://github.com/ThirteenAG/WidescreenFixesPack/releases/tag/nfsc

[FOR WIDESCREEN] ->Install the widescreenfix from here https://github.com/ThirteenAG/WidescreenFixesPack/releases/tag/nfsu2 ->Set WindowedMode = 3 in the widescreen.ini ->Rename d3d9.dll to d3d9.asi ->When the game launches, change your desktop resolution back to it's normal one ->Expand the game's window

Thankfully we have new patches for VCS on the PS2 Emulator (PCSX2) that allow you to use PC controls (keyboard/mouse), PC Cheats (experimental), 60fps support, ultrawide monitor support, improved aspect ratio etc, if you are interested check here: https://github.com/ThirteenAG/WidescreenFixesPack/releases/tag/gtavcs

I've been using ThirteenAG's great collection of widescreen fixes for games on my Windows PC and my Deck, but I've found the results a bit mixed on the Steam Deck side of things and was wondering if anyone has any advice.

Steam Deck set up: Setting up the games on Steam Deck is simple. 1. Enter Desktop Mode 2. Move the extracted files folder somewhere on your Steam Deck (use external drive, ftp etc) 3. Find the game .exe, right click it (left trigger) and click "Add game to Steam". If you don't know which is the executable or you can't find it, go to your uncompressed files, open the start..sh with a text editor and look at the bottom of the script t find where and which files is executed. 4. Switch to Gaming Mode, find the added game and try to run it. - If the game does not run, try changing the compatibility (game properties) to GE or an other proton version (Get more versions with ProtonUp-QT) - Older games may contain a "scripts" folder and a dinput8.dll file. These files are patching the game with setting changes (screen resolution, buttons etc). If your game has these, modify the .ini file inside the scripts folder with a text editor (if available, change resolution x and y to 1280 and 800, and change to xbox controller). You also need to add the following launch option in the game properties in steam: WINEDLLOVERRIDES="dinput8=n,b" %command% You can check for scripts at https://thirteenag.github.io/wfp, just make sure you don't have multiple *.asi files in the scripts folder. I highly recommend this for older games which run in the wrong resolution or you get keyboard controls.