Releases: Zintom/GameOptimizer
Version 1.4.0
This version brings a significant number of improvements over it's predecessor.
What's Changed
- .NET 6.0 upgrade in PR #19
- Major systemic improvements in PR #18
- Other improvements
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- Whitelist file improvements, you can now distinguish between games, important processes, and non-important processes, this allows better affinity optimizations
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- Added auto-detection of games, so that if a game isn't specified in the whitelist file it should still get picked up by the optimizer.
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- Added extra settings for auto hiding the window after optimization and changing the optimization delay, see #20
Full Changelog: v1.3.0...v1.4.0
Version 1.3.0
A huge update with this release:
[Added] Tip of the day screen, shows handy tips on launch of the app (can be disabled in Options) (7ec5895, 0eda8e5, 55f5541)
[Added] Options menu to customize program settings (fd5f176)
[Added] Added many more processes to the auto-generated process whitelist file (6a90fb4) (also fixes b98b372)
[Added] Support for up to 64 core machines (8fc2ae8)
[Added] Descriptive texts under several of the menu options to better describe what each option does.
[Fixed] Bug where the optimizer would not see updated whitelist file if whitelist was modified during runtime of the application (81e1ee9 and 684f8f8)
[Improvement] For menu items that do not return to the previous menu (for example the "Open README.txt" in "Help"), the highlighted item will stay highlighted instead of defaulting to the first item again.
[Improvement] Optimizer performance improved and other misc QOL updates (1d728ce, 6d3105e)
[Improvement] The 'opt_restore_state' and 'opt_settings' program files are now hidden in order to de-clutter the program directory, these files were not meant to be user accessible anyway.
[Improvement] General menu improvements, much more intuitive interface.
Version 1.2.3
The restore function now works even if you exit the application and come back later.
You can't accidentally run optimization if it has already been run (would previously crash).
Other bug fixes and improvements.
Moved to the .NET 5 runtime which improves performance and safety.
The .NET 5 Runtime is bundled with this release.
The cross-platform binaries are found within Zintoms.Game.Optimizer_1.2.3_binaries.zip
and can be executed through the command line like so: >dotnet "PathToFile\GameOptimizer.dll"
but only if you have the runtime already installed on your machine.
Version 1.2.2
v1.2.2 Update README.md