MSI AB / RTSS development news thread

Cannot promise that, macroses are currently parameterless. Changing the implementation just because of that doesn't sound as a good time investment for me.

 

RTSS 7.3.2 beta 1 Build 24647 is available for download:

https://download-eu2.guru3d.com/rtss/[Guru3D.com]-RTSSSetup732Beta1Build24647.zip

Changes list was posted a few posts above.

Please take a note that 7.3.2 is still in development so link to this version is not intended to be published in news. Once we test it and find it stable and ready for masses - we’ll launch it in news here, at Guru3D.

 

Why exactly did you need it? It doesn't allow you to put multiple complex multi-layer overlay parts in different screen corners. Sticky layers are intended to display just a basic things in fixed screen corners, it is intended for things like SysLat.

 

Ah, yep, it will work fine for such usage case and simple overlay layout (just one layer located in each sticky postion). I meant than sicking more than one layer to the same position can be troublesome.

 

Again? There are no changes in previous OSD configuration ways, new features are optional and do not replace the previous OSD config approach.

 

It is hard to understand what are you talking about. Post screenshot of "all the extra info" so others can stop guessing what exactly do mean. And for furure, please avoid using this thread for general "how do I configure it" questions. It is not intended for that.

 

I think I know what you mean. I left scanline sync debug info is enabled in OSD by default in this build, it is not supposed to be visible for everyone in public versions. You may disable it on your side by editing .\ProfileTempaltes\Global and setting SyncInfo to 0

 

As a compromise solution, I added <TIME=format_string> tag natively to hypertext pasrer. It is not a macro formatted by OverlayEditor so it won't be visible in OE's macro list selectable via GUI, so you'll need to type it in manually.

 

In addition to this new tag (<TIME=format_string>) hypertext parser in the next build of RTSS will support a few more new tags:

o Added new <RES> hypertext tag, allowing displaying framebuffer resolution in On-Screen Display
o Added new <ARCH> hypertext tag, allowing displaying application architecture info (x64 or UWP) in On-Screen Display
o Added new <API> hypertext tag, allowing displaying application 3D API info in On-Screen Display. This tag is quite similar to <APP> tag, but unlike existing tag it displays full 3D API name instead of abbreviated one (e.g. OpenGL instead of OGL)

Those tags are not formatted by OverlayEditor, they are native for hypertext so third party clients using RTSS hypertext (e.g. HwInfo, AIDA or CapFrameX) may specify them as is to display required info in RTSS OSD.