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Classic REbirth is a set of patches for CAPCOM’s Survival Horror PC ports. This patch is specifically aimed at the Japanese release by MediaKite, the latest build available for the PC port. It wont’t work with any of the US or European releases of the game. It makes the game compatible with Win7 and later. This collaterally fixes CPU0 100% spikes. Removes support for software rendering (which would crash in the long run), enforces hardware rendering, and removes the need to specify a graphics card. Adds support for some AMD cards that wouldn’t work because of incompatible Z-buffer formats. Fixes frame rate for good. You will get 30 fps in most 3D sections while 60 fps in the rest, like it’s intended to. Effectively makes the game installation-portable (i.e. no need to install it) by reroutine access to the Windows Register (replaced with an INI configuration file). Replaces legacy gamepad module (winmm.dll, joy module) with XInput, DirectInput, and RawInput. This means that you can use an XBox 360/ONE controller and take advantage of all common buttons, including shoulder triggers, or literally any other controller with DirectInput or Dualshock 3/4/DualSense with Raw Input. Allows to boot the game without the need for a physical CD-ROM drive. Allows the game to load videos from the installed directory, instead of always checking for data on CD-ROM. Adds new windowed resolutions. New resolutions are 320×240 and multiples, and borderless window mode when hitting desktop resolution. You can cycle through them in game by pressing F8. Fixes in-game timer when entering the Status screen. Replaces the Windows MultiMedia video player (winmm.dll, MCI module) with a new one based on ffmpeg and fanplayer. This introduces a number of improvements, like filtered rendering, better internal control of what happens during playback, and the ability to play high quality mp4 files natively (supports H264 for video and AAC for audio). |
