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I'd like to message them but for some reason I can't get to the support page for FF XV. I really hope we can do something about this. This caused me nightmares for months hahaha
wait....... hahahaha I think you're the guy who posted this on another thread (forgot which)! thanks for sharing your experience! I'll try to make a video after a few weeks to show that it is the one that causes the stutters!
Program Files\NVIDIA Corporation\Ansel\Tools
No, not entirely. The game keeps taking shots now and then if you go a long time without resting and will delete/not show some earlier shots in favor of any "cool" later shots. Sometimes the game doesn't think any later shots are worth showing you but if you experiment by loading a save and doing enough things/enough time to fill the 10 or 15, then reloading that save and doing many battles so the timer can/could take a lot more than that, you'll see the way it tries to get at least one shot from every fight in there at times.
Edit: Prompto's camera seems to take the random shots in timed intervals (eg, example, tries to take one every two or three minutes or some such), although there's probably also other factors like combat vs. non-combat.
I can confirm, 100% , that it is ANSEL technology. I deleted Tools folder from it and the stutters are entirely gone, no only that but my game is much more stable now in terms of fps (specially in fights which you cast magic at night for example). You wont have any more pictures when camping but the stutters are gone. It is worth, believe me.
Now for what I think is the better method that should be done in conjunction with the one above: Go to your savestorage folder, delete all the files in the "Snapshots" folder, right click the "Snapshots" folder, and remove write and modify permissions for all entities by going to the security tab. All of this should lessen the length of the stutter considerably during combat and everywhere else, and it won't look like your game "froze" for a split second, it'll be more of a dropped frame which is much more tolerable. This doesn't remove the stutter completely, hence the reason it's a "semi fix". If you want a full fix, someone needs to mod the game to remove prompto's auto snapping mechanic altogether, which I don't have any idea how to do. Or maybe if SE decides to acknowledge this issue.
Came up with this fix after 3 or 4 days of annoying lag fest combat in the game that took way too much of my time trying to fix. Jesus Christ.
Disabling Ansel didn't work for me, hence why my method is different. Nvidia removed the "nvcameraconfiguration" exe anyways, so there's no way to actually disable it from the driver level, even if you delete the files driver files for ansel and delete the "anselsdk64.exe" file, it did literally nothing. Probably something to do with updated drivers or updated game compared to when they were talking about deleting ansel.
Hmm, maybe the origin version fixes that too. Unfortunately I'm not gonna be buying the game again. My "fix" makes it atleast playable now, and the stutters are only big enough to bother me when I enter a new cool area and prompto shoots a picture. Otherwise, the other stutters are there but very short now, so I can bear it.
I wonder if you could copy paste the Origin version's files into the steam version except ffxv.exe and any Origin related files, and see if that helps. If that works, maybe anyone can paste those files over their steam version and get the best experience, without having to buy the game again. People might take issue with that if it's distributed online, but honestly, it's something we should be able to do guilt-free if square enix doesn't want to bother fixing it. We've already bought the game.