

Now, go and grab another DLSS version on techpowerup. I found the second half under C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\10\bin\1.0\圆4.Ĭopy all the needed files from these two folders and paste them into the "appxpacker" folder you created, like this You will need to install Visual Studio with this addon checked on to get access to some of them.Ī few of these files can be found under C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio\Shared\NuGetPackages\\0.194\bin\0.0\圆4. These files can be found under various windows folders. There, you'll move the following files in it.

Then you'll head to \Appx-packer-master\Appx-packer-master\Appxpacker\bin\Release and make a folder called "appxpacker" (without the " " obviously.) Once you've downloaded appxpacker, move the minecraft folder you downloaded with Version Manager to the appxpacker folder, so that it will be easier to find. This is where it became a bit tricky for me but i managed to do it fine. Then, you'll go download appxpacker on github aswell. You should have the game in a folder like that: Once you've downloaded it on github, open it, download the latest minecraft version with it. With this you'll be able to use DLSS 2.3.5 and beyond on minecraft, which gave me a nice FPS boost.īefore starting, make sure to save your worlds and uninstall minecraft bedrock.įirst, you'll need Minecraft Version Manager. Minecraft is using the older 2.1 DLSS and because Microsoft doesn't let you touch your minecraft files at all, it's pretty much not possible to just swap DLSS dlls like most other games.

Blurry, ton of ghosting (ghosting may vary depending on the RTX pack you're using, some have a ton of ghosting, some less) and meh performance increase. Why even change it in the first place you may ask? Well the DLSS implementation in minecraft is honestly pretty bad. Obviously you'll need an RTX card to make use of DLSS in the first place so if you're on java/something else than an RTX GPU, you can forget about it. So this will be a tutorial on how to swap DLSS versions for your minecraft bedrock edition. 2.3.7 gave me a lot of ghosting and artifacts. Edit: i recommend 2.3.2 or 2.2.16 which for now works really well.
