# DLSS 5 Swapper v2.2.4 — the Community page A place to compare notes with other people, and eight faults fixed at the cause. ### The Community page — BETA Compatibility is something other people already know, and until now every one of them had to find out alone.

The Community page: every game people have reported on, with its artwork, verdict and comment count

- **What other people found, on the games you own** - the route they used, the rendering API, whether it worked, and the machine it worked on. - **A thread under any result**, with reactions, replies, and `@` mentions limited to the people already on that game. Windows tells you when someone answers or names you; a game's general comments stay quiet unless you ring its bell, and all of it can be switched off in Settings.

One game's card opened: a report, the machine it ran on, reactions and a reply button

- **What you wrote stays yours.** Right-click a game in Games or Community, or use the buttons inside a comment, to edit or delete your own report and replies. Delete the last report on a game and the game leaves the list with it.

The right-click menu on a game card, drawn by the app, with the way into the community on it

- **Every card is lit by the game's own artwork** - poster and banner together decide its colour, and the change is animated rather than switched. - **Nothing leaves your machine unasked.** A report is filled in and sent by hand, with every field shown first.

The report sheet for Battlefield 1, wearing the orange of its own poster, listing every field that will be sent

- **Signed with a name you choose** - a display name and one of twenty-four icons drawn in the app, so they take their colour from your theme. **Remove my community activity** withdraws everything you ever left.

Settings: the community display name, twenty-four avatars, the notifications switch and Remove my community activity

### And eight things that were wrong | | | |---|---| | **Xbox games** | Found from `.GamingRoot` and Gaming Services instead of an all-drive scan, and the overlay installs into protected executables. Thanks to @BillyMRX1 ([#204], [#206]) | | **Cyberpunk 2077** | Windows' own `dbghelp`/`dbgcore` no longer read as a rival mod loader, so OptiScaler installs ([#196]) | | **Antivirus** | The overlay page names the add-on Defender took, instead of waiting forever for a game that can never attach ([#197]) | | **Portable build** | Unpacks to `%TEMP%\DLSS5-Swapper`, one path an exclusion can keep across releases ([#197]) | | **Skipped overlay** | The install log says why in words rather than a bare code ([#197]) | | **Update check** | A check that could not run says so; only silence now means you are current ([#207]) | | **Overlay panel** | Drag its bottom-right corner to resize, 0.75x to 2.5x, remembered per game ([#202]) | | **dgVoodoo** | 4096 MB of emulated video memory, measured by @tomkolp as what SWTOR needs at 1440p ([#37]) | [Full 2.2.4 notes →](https://github.com/rakanki911/DLSS5-Swapper/releases/tag/v2.2.4) [#37]: https://github.com/rakanki911/DLSS5-Swapper/issues/37 [#196]: https://github.com/rakanki911/DLSS5-Swapper/issues/196 [#197]: https://github.com/rakanki911/DLSS5-Swapper/issues/197 [#202]: https://github.com/rakanki911/DLSS5-Swapper/issues/202 [#204]: https://github.com/rakanki911/DLSS5-Swapper/pull/204 [#206]: https://github.com/rakanki911/DLSS5-Swapper/pull/206 [#207]: https://github.com/rakanki911/DLSS5-Swapper/issues/207