Frame generation

Frame generation uses Lossless Scaling through Decky plugins. Two plugins are installed, because some games look better with one and some with the other. Use one plugin per game, not both.

Plugin	lsfg-vk	Launch option
Decky LSFG-VK	2.0	~/.lsfg %command%
Frame Gen Classic	1.x	~/lsfg-classic %command%

Both start in performance mode, the mode that adds frames on Adreno GPUs. On Adreno, version 2.0 draws garbage blocks in some games. When a game does that, switch it to Frame Gen Classic.

Decky LSFG-VK (2.0)

1. In Steam, open Lossless Scaling > Properties > Game Versions & Betas and select the lsfg-vk branch.
2. Open the decky-lsfg-vk plugin and select Install.
3. Set up a game in the plugin, then add ~/.lsfg %command% to that game's launch options.

Frame Gen Classic (1.x)

1. Install Lossless Scaling in Steam.
2. Open Frame Gen Classic and select Install.
3. Set up the game, then add ~/lsfg-classic %command% to its launch options.

A game started through ~/lsfg-classic gets only the 1.x layer, so the two versions never run together. Frame Gen Classic keeps its settings in ~/.config/lsfg-vk-classic.

ARM64 builds

The plugins include x86 layers, which cover x86 games under FEX. For ARM64 games Zaviya adds an unmodified ARM64 build of lsfg-vk 2.0 by PancakeTAS (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0).