No more pillarboxing !
Tales of Graces f was originally release on consoles back in 2010 and has now been remastered for innovative platforms including personal computer . The PC vent is quite solid for the most part and operate well on a variety of ironware configuration . However , it lacks ultrawide backup , and PC substance abuser will have to deal with black bar on the sides . Thankfully , it did n’t take modder Lyall long to address this , and they have already put out a piece that adds proper ultrawide supporting toTales of Graces f Remastered .
Tales of Graces f Remastered Ultrawide Patch
The patch by Lyall from the widescreen PC community add ultrawide support to Tales of Graces f Remastered removing the pillarboxing from its current ultrawide presentment .
As always , installing these patches is fairly straight :
That ’s all you need to do . Here is a screenshot provided by Lyall show the darn in action .
As you may see , the minimap has been adjusted for the resolving , and the black measure ( pillarboxing ) have been completely remove . Since more of the secret plan world is now being render and displayed , there is a prospect you ’ll lose some public presentation , but it should n’t be much reckon the humiliated organization requirements .
Outside of adding ultrawide support , this patch has a few more features as well .
These choice can be access by editing theTalesOfGracesFFix.cfg(using a text editor in chief like Notepad ) Indian file after set in motion the game once . This can be found in the following locating inside the Tales of Graces f Remastered ’s installation folder :
Screenshot by Prima Games
All credits go toLyallfor create and testing the patch . Their work is implausibly useful , especially with recent releases likeThank Goodness You ’re Here , Shin Megami Tensei V : Vengeance , and Ghost of Tsushima : Director ’s Cut .
In accession to Lyall ’s patch , aSpecial thousand update is also availablethat fixes the framerate clipper stutters and lacklustre PlayStation accountant living .
Minor issues away , this is another upstanding remaster effort from Bandai Namco Entertainment to revive JPRGs stuck on the PS3 . We trust that the developers preserve to patch the deed of conveyance and determine these pocket-size bug and upshot .
Screenshot by Prima Games
