When Using the latest version (And most other recent versions) of the Downgrade Utility at default settings on a fresh copy of GTA IV from steam, The game's Depth of field effects function fine on my windows machine, but then bringing this install over to the steam deck seems to break the depth of field completely. This seems to be a regression, because after testing older versions of the utility, and a version of Gillian's Drag and Drop archive i had from 2024. the depth of field effects work fine under those circumstances. I already tested to see if this was a fusion regression, and it doesn't seem to be as The effects work fine on a fresh install with latest fusion stable release. But when using a more recent version of the Utility or the Drag and Drop Archive, this effect breaks on steamdeck. Is it possible that this could potentially be fixed? or is there something i can do as a user to restore it by editing or deleting files? I understand that this is a pretty limited use case considering the specific hardware/software environment the steamdeck provides, but the effect DID use to work with this utility on the deck. Thanks regardless!
When Using the latest version (And most other recent versions) of the Downgrade Utility at default settings on a fresh copy of GTA IV from steam, The game's Depth of field effects function fine on my windows machine, but then bringing this install over to the steam deck seems to break the depth of field completely. This seems to be a regression, because after testing older versions of the utility, and a version of Gillian's Drag and Drop archive i had from 2024. the depth of field effects work fine under those circumstances. I already tested to see if this was a fusion regression, and it doesn't seem to be as The effects work fine on a fresh install with latest fusion stable release. But when using a more recent version of the Utility or the Drag and Drop Archive, this effect breaks on steamdeck. Is it possible that this could potentially be fixed? or is there something i can do as a user to restore it by editing or deleting files? I understand that this is a pretty limited use case considering the specific hardware/software environment the steamdeck provides, but the effect DID use to work with this utility on the deck. Thanks regardless!