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Silent Hill 4 PC Fix by Steam006

Steam006

About This File

Features:
Allow custom resolutions
Allow 30 FPS in cutscenes
Disable Maximized Windowed Mode on newer Windows versions
DirectX 12 Support
Restore missing hauntings
Increase the resolution of background screens
Increase FOV
Fix map aspect ratio
Disable system check
Disable safe mode
Disable cutscene borders
Modify blur effect
PS2 like brightness
Anisotropic Texture Filtering
Disable DirectX fog
Wallhack (F1)
Wireframe mode (F2)
Invert X and Y axis (F3 and F4)
Modify sensitivity (Page up and Page down)
Use HKEY_CURRENT_USER instead of HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE

Install:
1. Copy all the files to your Silent Hill 4 install folder.
2. Configure your options in Silent_Hill_4_PC_Fix.ini. (Optional)
3. Start the game with SILENT HILL 4.exe.

Credits:
dns - Silent-Hill-4-Wide-Screen-Patch
WidescreenFixesPack team
HunterStanton

Password:pcgw

What's New in Version 2.0.1

Released

Changelog 2.0.1:
Added support for d3d8.dll replacements such as d3d8to9 and WineD3D by renaming their d3d8.dll to d3d8R.dll
Bug fixes


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oomaa42

Every time I use any custom resolution the game won't launch, and an error message will pop-up saying: "Failed to initialize DirectX"

Is there any way to force anti-aliasing to the game? I've tried through GOG config tool and AMD drivers but no luck...

How does the anisotropic texture filter option work? Just setting it to 1 is enough or does it require to be set to 2, 4, 8, 16?

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Added support for d3d8.dll replacements such as d3d8to9 and WineD3D by renaming their d3d8.dll to d3d8R.dll

Quick heads up: using crosire's d3d8to9 breaks FMV (Video) cutscene playback. When they're triggered, the sound of the video can be heard but it's a black screen until the FMV finishes or is skipped. 

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cammy8580

By any chance, can you add some sort of ability to change the noise effect's resolution? It's almost impossible to see at high resolutions.

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